During the first quarter of the game at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, the model attempted to run on the field before being tackled by security guards.
- Feb 4, 2020
AceShowbiz - Super Bowl LIV might have ended without too much controversy, but there was actually a risk of that during the game taking place at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida on Sunday, February 2. Instagram model Kelly Kay attempted to run on the field before being tackled by security guards and getting herself arrested.
During the first quarter of Kansas City Chiefs versus the San Francisco 49ers' game, Kelly reportedly jumped over the northwest rail and attempted to get on the field. However, security guards were quick to notice and tackled her before she ever made it to the field and distracted the game. She was then taken into custody and was released in the following day.
Despite the arrest, Kelly clearly had no regret over what she attempted to do. She posted on Instagram several photos of her getting tackled and escorted off by police during the game along with a caption that read, "Do what you want, when you want, life's too short to have regrets. Thanks @nfl for having me !!"
She then followed it up with a post that showed what she attempted to do if she were able to get onto the field. Along with a photo of her wearing a skimpy red swimsuit bearing the words, "Vitaly Uncensored", Kelly wrote, "Wet for what you guys were going to see on the field."
Kelly apparently was trying to follow Russian model Kinsey Wolanski, who became an overnight Internet sensation after storming on to the pitch during the Champions League final last year. At the time, she wore a black swimsuit with the words "Vitaly Uncensored" on it to promote her boyfriend's porn site. She ended up staying behind the bars because of her action, but that didn't stop her from doing more streaking in the future.
"I plan to do a lot more streaking to raise my profile. After I was released from jail I had gone from 300,000 followers on Instagram to over two million. You can't buy that kind of publicity," she told The Sun. "Suddenly I was famous all over the world and had job offers flooding in. I don't think I did anyone harm. It was just a bit of fun. The fans loved it, the players seemed to love it and even the police at the station were asking for my photograph by the time I got out."
