The New Jersey Devils might not be trending right now, but one of their most infamous fans sure is. A woman who first turned heads during a Leafs-Devils game back in early 2024 is back in the media attention, and this time it’s not just hockey fans paying attention.
Photos from that game had already made her something of a social media fixture, thanks to her bold game-day outfit and undeniable confidence. Wearing a Jack Hughes jersey and jeans that barely held it together, she quickly went viral on X for reasons that had little to do with the score on the ice.
Fast forward to 2025, and she’s once again lighting up timelines, this time in a “Trump” thong near a pool, flaunting tan lines that have the internet in a frenzy.
Internet Reacts Wildly as “Trump” Thong Sparks Mix Of Praise, Jokes, And Shock
This latest photo drop landed ahead of the weekend and has already picked up serious steam. One shot shows the Devils fan wearing the infamous “Trump” thong while poolside, her back turned, confidently showing off what started the viral storm. The image captioned, “Like & comment if you wanna see these tan lines.”
Several popular fan and meme accounts quickly picked up the post, sparking strong reactions across the internet.
“Looking absolutely flawless babe,” one follower commented.
While another simply asked, “Those little cellulite dimples turn me on so much.”
But not everyone was on board. A reply reading “Trump, dumpster” drew hundreds of likes of its own, and another user cracked, “Is… is that a MAGA booty?” in disbelief.
Not surprisingly, others took things further. “I want to see them with your back arched and booty up,” one fan chimed in, echoing the kind of unfiltered chaos that often follows viral fame.
So far, the New Jersey Devils fan herself hasn’t publicly addressed the latest spike in attention, but it seems she doesn’t need to. Her photos speak loudly enough- and whether you’re a Devils diehard or just here for the viral spectacle, there’s no denying she knows how to keep the crowd watching.
While the NHL offseason may be quiet, one fan just proved that hockey heat can come from way outside the rink.
