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Kay Adams is a pro when it comes to giving her fan base what they want.
The NFL host has been quite busy. She has been jetting around the country, visiting different teams at training camp ahead of the 2024 regular season next month.
Just last week, she was at the Denver Broncos training camp.
We could tell because her skin-tight dress was certainly for an event and not for training camp.
Adams posted to her Instagram, where she has more than 478,000 followers, as she showed off her looks to the camera.
Kay Adams was sporting a Jean Paul Gaultier Eyes And Lips mesh dress that matched her figure perfectly.
The see-through material was evident as the black bra she was wearing underneath was quite visible as she backed up to show her curves and then danced back to the camera.
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As always, Kay Adams had her fans going crazy in the comments.
“She didn’t show us the full spin cause she wanted US to be able to get to where we going on time too lol. I was trying to see the cake, I can be a few minutes late damn,” one person said.
“Cute! I feel like I’d have to pick you up and put you in the car for our date,” another fan said.
A third person added, “I don’t follow you because it will hurt knowing that we will never get married.”
Kay Adams Was Previously Caught ‘Stuttering’ During Daniel Jones’ Appearance On Show
Fanduel host Kay Adams is used to getting attention, but sometimes, she runs across a guy who leaves her going crazy.
Adams went viral for her interview with New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones as tje former Duke quarterback is rocking a new look this season with a full beard.
Adams appeared to be unable to contain her words as she stuttered while speaking to him.
REPORT: The U.S. Army Is Asking Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson & The UFL To Give Them Back Their $6 Million Dollars
The Rock (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
The United States Army is looking for a refund cheque from Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and the UFL after giving him millions in the hopes of ramping up enrollment and getting zilch.
The former WWE star turned actor and football league owner was one of the investors who made a $15 million grab at the XFL’s rights after its second debut failed in 2020. The league came back for a third time, kicking off again in 2023. It has since merged with the USFL to become the UFL, so it’s actually had a fourth debut in 2024.
While it managed a decent 812,000 viewers during the regular season, the UFL can’t claim to be a top American league just yet, although it has attracted sponsors with deep pockets, including Uncle Sam.
The league predicted it would generate about $100 million in revenue this past season, but there’s been no update, so we can’t be sure they reached that goal. But the U.S. Army did contribute $11 million to the cause.
