Brazilian beauty Gabriela Moura, hailed as the World Cup's hottest fan, has again set pulses racing on Instagram with eye-popping bikini snaps and a glittering outfit from New York.
The content creator and influencer, who proudly writes “Made in Brazil” in her Instagram bio, spends most of her time in the United States, where she followed her homeland during the summer's tournament.
World Cup Support and Heartbreak
She showed her love for Brazil when Carlo Ancelotti's men faced Morocco in their opening group-stage clash, attending the fixture in New Jersey. The Selecao drew 1-1 before beating Haiti 3-0 and Scotland by the same scoreline four days later.
However, she was left gutted after Brazil were dumped out in the round of 16 by Norway, and she has been attempting to get over those blues by spending the rest of her summer in the sun.
Bikini Snaps and Fan Reactions
Gabriela wowed in a tiny red string bikini that left little to the imagination, prompting fans to label her a “goddess”. She also tried her hand at pole dancing, leaving fans hot under the collar in a barely-there black outfit.
Her recent trip to New York saw her wow in an eye-catching, glittering, cropped gold top. Gabriela is no stranger to pulling a pose for her 3.1 million followers, and often leaves them swooning in the comments section.
From TikTok to the Runway
Gabriela, born in Rio de Janeiro, moved to Los Angeles as a teenager to pursue her modelling dream and uploaded her journey to various platforms. Last year, she made her runway debut at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, and she boasts an even more impressive 11.6 million followers on TikTok.
It was through her dance content on TikTok that Gabriela initially rose to stardom, amassing a huge following before entering the modelling scene in the US.
In an interview with It Girl, she shed light on what she misses most about Brazil, having moved at such a young age. She said: “My mum and my friends, top one.
“Top two: the food. The food in Brazil is the best. The beach. It's just my favourite. Parties, in the sense of like dancing. I just love our culture, which is like very dancy vibes.
“Everyone just dances everywhere. I feel like in LA, it's not like that. Maybe I'm just going to the wrong parties. But parties in LA feel kind of like people are just standing. But in Brazil, if you're standing you're weird. You have got to dance.”
