World’s sexiest volleyball star Kayla Simmons launches passionate defence of naked Sydney Sweeney advert

KAYLA SIMMONS has launched a passionate defence of Sydney Sweeney’s naked advert. The Hollywood actress caused controversy after she posed naked in a Novig sports betting advert. Kayla Simmons has defended Sydney Sweeney’s recent naked advert Credit: Instagram @kaylasimmmons The actress posed naked in a sports betting advert Credit: Novig Sweeney could be seen with multiple sports apparatus Credit: Instagram / Sydney Sweeney / Novig Sweeney, 29, has been criticised by a number of stars from the world of women’s sports. Team GB sprinter Amy Hunt, former runner Hannah Williams and Australian water polo ace Tilly Kearns are among those to be vocal critics. Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! Former college volleyball player and now OnlyFans star Kayla has instead defended the Euphoria star. Taking to Instagram, she shared a video of herself in action in a number of sports. It was captioned: “I hope the next female trend is becoming uninterested in tearing down another woman online.” Kayla has 955k followers on the platform and also penned a passionate defence of the actress. She wrote: “Sydney Sweeney‘s gambling ad doesn’t set back women in sports. “There is a deep hypocrisy in forcing women into a box to be considered ‘respectable’. Most read in Sport Kayla has a huge following on social media Credit: Instagram @kaylasimmmons She has almost one million followers on Instagram Credit: Instagram @kaylasimmmons Sweeney has been criticised by a number of women sports stars Credit: Instagram/sydney_sweeney She did the advert for Novig Credit: instagram @sydney_sweeney “It used to be traditional dress codes calling a woman’s shape a “distraction.” “Today, it is online mobs telling her to minimise her appeal under the guise of ‘activism’. “That isn’t progress—it’s just a new version of the same old control. “What’s wild is completely ignoring that she is a talented actress, business owner, and executive. “The moment a woman uses her appeal to her advantage, society acts like her achievements are erased. “If you want to empower women in sports, then buy the tickets, show up to games, and celebrate their accomplishments. “Hopping on a trend to bash a woman isn’t empowerment, and we can easily celebrate athletes without shaming a woman who chooses to embrace how she looks and use it however she wants.” Kayla is no longer active in volleyball and has since moved to social media, where she shares steamy snaps regularly. She was previously a big star in Marshall University’s prestigious volleyball team. Kayla graduated in 2018 which is when she decided to roll credits on her very short career. Comment now