OnlyFans star Natalie Reynolds has addressed her viral “no-show” meet and greet, which was watched by millions as no one seemingly turned up to meet her at an event she organized. Following the video of her standing alone at the meet and greet, netizens were quick to speculate that this was a calculated marketing move. Now, Reynolds has broken her silence about the incident.
Netizens say Natalie Reynolds’ meet and greet videos are just ‘a publicity stunt’
The OnlyFans sensation recently became a topic of online discussions after her meet-and-greet event turned out to be a no-show.
This happened after a TikTok user called @nick.marchand5 posted multiple videos of Natalie Reynolds in different public settings, standing alone and apparently distressed by the development. Soon, fans began to say that it was all a publicity stunt by the OnlyFans model, who is infamous for her controversies.
“Y’all plsss this is literally all just marketing, it’s all set up to give her more attention, a publicity stunt if you will,” one user commented on the post. Another said, “Okay, so we all understand she or a friend obviously runs this account, right?”
However, Reynolds has now claimed otherwise in a TikTok video. Responding to the backlash, she said, “I’m not gonna lie, at first I was really embarrassed when nobody showed up to my meet and greet because I was standing there and I was literally sobbing because I put in so much time and money into setting it up.”
The 22-year-old continued, “I told everyone where I was gonna be. Nobody came. I had security cause I thought like thousands of people were gonna show up… And it was the most humiliating experience of my life.”
“And I thought it was so messed up. People were making fun of me in the comments, saying, nobody showed up to my meet and greet. Girl, I was so embarrassed, literally humiliated. And I didn’t do anything wrong. I just don’t understand how nobody showed up to my meet and greet. Like, I don’t get it,” Reynolds added.
As of writing, OnlyFans model Natalie Reynolds has denied that her meet and greet debacle was a marketing stunt. But given her recent history of controversies, fans find it hard to believe that this is indeed true.
