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UFC octagon girl Arianny Celeste has revealed she regularly receives tirades of abuse from MMA fans – including grief over the issue of fighter pay.
Celeste began her career as an octagon girl back in 2006 and has become part of the furniture at UFC events.
The 36-year-old has garnered millions of social media followers over the years and raked in cash through other various platforms and financial investments.
But trolls have repeatedly targeted her, so much so that she recently decided to give her Instagram followers an insight into the abuse she regularly receives.
Celeste shared a direct message in which a troll branded her “useless” and questioned why she’s even paid.
Her caption for the Instagram story read: âThis is why I donât reply to DMs.
“The hate is non-stop. I thank god that my mom raised me to be strong because otherwise, I would not be able to mentally cope. And no itâs not easy. Period.”
She added: âHave you ever felt unworthy, insecure, not good enough? Imagine millions of people sending you things purposefully to hurt you?
“Discrediting your hard work and just calling you a ‘pretty face that has never worked a hard day in this life’. People you donât even know!!
“Iâve had to work so hard to not break in this industry.