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Former waitress reveals she will join adult website after being fired for inappropriate gesture while wearing revealing Steelers outfit

Pittsburgh, PA — September 29, 2025 — A sideline incident during the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 24-21 victory over the Minnesota Vikings at Croke Park, Dublin, Ireland, has captured significant attention within the NFL community. A female beverage server, identified as Emily Carter (24, a local Irish hire for the event), was terminated after a video of her behavior went viral on social media. Wearing a revealing Steelers outfit—featuring a crop top with the Steelers logo and short shorts—Carter boldly declared she would join OnlyFans if fired.

The episode unfolded during halftime as Carter served drinks to Steelers fans. Footage from a spectator shows her swaying to music and striking provocative poses for the camera, violating the stadium’s dress code. The video, tagged with #SteelersInDublin, racked up over 500,000 views in just 24 hours on X.

Following her dismissal, Carter posted on X: “I was just having fun with Steelers fans. If I get sacked, I’ll join OnlyFans—where I can be free!” Her statement echoes the case of Camila Cruz, a waitress who transitioned to OnlyFans after a similar viral incident led to her firing.

Reactions from fans and the NFL community are sharply divided. Some praised Carter for “adding liveliness” to the first NFL game in Ireland, while others condemned her actions as “unprofessional,” tarnishing the Steelers’ image. One X post read: “Steelers won 24-21, but this incident stains the team!” Another countered: “She was just enjoying herself—don’t be too harsh.”

Neither the Steelers nor the NFL has issued an official statement, but chairman Art Rooney II may respond forcefully, as seen with the Acrisure Stadium LGBT merchandise ban. The league is investigating, citing international venue rules against inappropriate conduct to respect Ireland’s conservative dress norms.

Though minor, the incident has diverted focus from the Steelers’ (3-1) narrow win, highlighted by Aaron Rodgers’ 80-yard TD to Metcalf. Will the NFL penalize Croke Park, or was this a harmless mishap? Steelers Nation, what are your thoughts? Share below!

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