Abella Danger is apparently ready for hockey season to return. And judging by her latest thirst traps, she is not waiting quietly.
The former adult film actress recently shared a series of thirst traps showing herself rocking a crop top and jeans while showing support for the Carolina Hurricanes. Apparently, cheering for your favorite hockey team now comes with a full fashion campaign.
Danger made her Hurricanes loyalty very clear. She also had a simple message: her life will have meaning again because the team will be back.
In 10 days my life will have meaning again because THE CANES WILL BE BACK! 🙌🏼💚🧡 WHO’S READY?! LETS GO CANES!
That is one way to describe hockey season.
For some fans, the return of the Hurricanes means packed arenas, late-night games and endless debates about line combinations. For Danger, it seems to mean getting the camera ready and reminding everyone that the Canes have supporters in very high places.
Her outfit quickly became part of the conversation. The crop top and jeans combination was simple. The confidence was not. Social media followers were more than happy to admire the look while also getting a reminder that hockey season is approaching.
Multitasking at its finest.
The Hurricanes faithful can certainly use the excitement. Every offseason eventually reaches that painful stage where fans start staring at the calendar like it personally offended them. Then comes training camp, then preseason, then, finally, meaningful hockey.
Until then, fans need something to keep them entertained and Danger appears happy to help.
Her latest posts also prove that sports fandom comes in many forms. Some people wear jerseys, others paint their faces. Some scream at the television, and some post stylish photos while declaring that their lives will regain meaning when their favorite team returns.
Honestly, everyone has their process.
The Hurricanes will eventually be back on the ice. Until then, their fans will have to survive the offseason one day at a time.
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