Fans sent into meltdown as busty boxing ring girl Apollonia Llewellyn almost bursts out of see-through green dress | The Sun

BOXING ring girl Apollonia Llewellyn has stunned fans by posing in a see-through green dress.

The 23-year-old, who is from Leeds, first came to people's attention on the Misfits fight card at Wembley in January – which featured Elle Brooke and KSI.


Now she is building a brand for herself on social media, recently passing 550,000 followers on Instagram.

And her latest photo left many of her followers in awe of her impressive figure.

Apollonia posed in a one-piece green outfit, adding the caption: "I'm picky not a pick me 🤷🏼‍♀️."

Reacting to the image, one social media user said: "What a body!! 🥵🥵🥵🥵."

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Another added: "Looking absolutely gorgeous and stunningly beautiful."

And a third replied: "Always so beautiful ❤️😍."

Apollonia, who also runs her own OnlyFans page, recently discussed her work on the Misfits Boxing shows.

She said: "I love being a part of Misfits events. It's like one big family! It's more like a social event for me rather than work.

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"The whole package. I love all the hype for it and the leading up days. It's so fun!"

Apollonia has earned the nickname of Barbi as part of her experience as a Page 3 model.

And she revealed that the moniker occurred because she looks like a Barbie doll and her name is too long.

She added: "So my Barbi nickname came from Jeany Savage who runs Page 3. My name was too long to be printed – and she said I was just like a Barbie girl so we made it my own!

"They love what I do [her parents] and my friends and family are so supportive, but I have gotten backlash from people who act like they know me but don’t.

"I always get it and still do to this day. I just have to ignore it and I’ve learnt that I have to let it go!"


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