Abella Danger didnt want to be filmed during the Indiana–Miami game but ESPN said no, and now, she’s trashing them.
Abella Danger went to the Indiana-Miami game. She did not go to audition for ESPN’s next viral distraction. Unfortunately for everyone involved, ESPN decided her seat was more important than the actual game.
Yes, Abella Danger, the graduate p*rnstar!
During the Indiana–Miami matchup, cameras found Abella faster than they found an open shooter. One minute it was a fast break, the next minute it was a close-up zoom worthy of a nature documentary. ESPN lingered, Twitter noticed and Abella? She was not amused.
Abella later dragged ESPN for filming her instead of, you know, doing sports. She made it clear she just wanted to enjoy the game like everyone else and not get into the spotlight. Can we blame ESPN? No! There was no way cameras would see a pornstar at such a game and not put the spotlight on her.
LMAO #NationalChampionship pic.twitter.com/vqwDPXd2WA
— 🜲 🜲 🜲 (@fsh733) January 20, 2026
It’s not the first time she’s been shown on screen — as she’s attended a ton of Miami games in the past — and camera crews have tracked her down numerous times.
But Danger‘s legitimately upset over her camera time … telling us, “I would give anything in the world to not have had ESPN film me, and I am so deeply sorry to anyone I offended with my attendance at the game.”
“I wish I could be any other student supporting my team.”
At the end of the day, Abella Danger didn’t ask for the spotlight. ESPN handed it to her like a hot potato and then acted surprised when it blew up. Cameras are powerful, attention is louder and the internet never misses a moment.
Next time, maybe show the game, or at least ask before turning a pornstar into a viral content. Sorry, Abella Danger!
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