PARAGUAY’S sexiest fan Larissa Riquelme joined the no-bra club as she prepares for the World Cup.
Model and actress next summer with her beloved Paraguay after they secured qualification for the 2026 World Cup.
Larissa Riquelme joined the no bra club as she prepares for the World Cup
The glam Paraguay fan paid a visit for New York Fashion Week
She also wore see through trousers with a brown blazer
She is set to be a broadcast journalist at next summer’s tournament
Larissa called her visit ‘magic’ and ‘unforgettable’
She first found fame at the 2010 finals in South Africa
Larissa was pictured holding her phone between her boobs
But rather than teasing fans with raunchy displays, she will be in the commentary box after making her sports broadcasting debut earlier this week.
The tournament next summer is being hosted by the , and .
And Larissa, who first found fame at the 2010 finals in South Africa for holding her phone between her boobs, took the chance to acclimatise herself to those surroundings by paying a visit to Fashion Week.
Taking to , she shared a series of photos and snaps from her time in , making sure not to be undone by the fashionista’s on the catwalk.
She captioned her post: “Experiencing the magic of New York Fashion Week was unforgettable.
“A celebration of art, fashion, and creativity that left me inspired and grateful to witness such passion up close.”
Larissa went braless for the event as she wore a stylish brown blazer and see-through trousers, which she accompanied with a pair of glasses.
Taking to the comments, one of her 2.2 million followers said: “Winning as always, goddess.”
A second said: “Glowing gorgeous woman total goddess Lariiiii.”
Another said: “THE QUEEN.”
A fourth said: “The most top.”
Speaking about her broadcasting debut as Paraguay clinched their place at next summer’s tournament with a 1-0 win over , she said: “It was an emotional and proud moment for me.
“My heart is torn in two. It was my first broadcast.
“Paraguay has made history – the Guarani boys never give up.
“Everyone knows I love Peru, but Paraguay deserved to win and end their bad run against the Peruvians.
“We have never yet been able to win in Lima, and the fact we have now done it is a historical moment.”
