Astrid Wett, a star on the OnlyFans site who likes Chelsea, says that Arsenal's title run is "in the mud."

Astrid Wett, a star on the OnlyFans site who likes Chelsea, says that Arsenal's title run is "in the mud." Astrid Wett, a star...

Astrid Wett, a star on the OnlyFans site who likes Chelsea, says that Arsenal's title run is "in the mud."

Astrid Wett, a star on OnlyFans who loves Chelsea, made fun of Arsenal with a mean chant after a big loss hurt their hopes of winning the title.

The online star watched from home as Mikel Arteta's Gunners lost a two-goal lead for the second time in as many games, this time to West Ham, and could only get a point.

That result put Manchester City four points behind, but they still had a game in hand. The two teams were set to play each other at the end of the month, which made Astrid very happy.

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Astrid started dancing around the room with her hands in the air and singing "Arsenal in the Mud" to the tune of "Give It Up" by KC and the Sunshine Band.

The post got thousands of likes in just a few hours. Some Chelsea fans laughed along with the North London team, while others talked about their own problems.

Frank Lampard's team is in 11th place in the table after losing three of their last four league games. They have the same number of points as Southampton, which is in last place, and Newcastle, which is in fourth place. One fan pointed out, "We literally lost to Brighton yesterday, bruh."

With an opponent saying, "Chelsea isn't too far from a fight to stay in the league."

Astrid has recently had fun in the fighting ring because Arsenal has been struggling while her favorite team, Chelsea, has been having a bad season.

Astrid beat TikTok star Keeley in her first match and then beat AJ Bunker by decision in March to become the first female Misfits winner. She then talked about a possible match with Elle Brooke.

On DAZN, she told Elle, "The weight class is hard. You'll come down if you want the belt.

"I'll have to move up if you win a belt at your weight. So, yes, I'm satisfied with mine."