McCartney arrested for stripping off at AFL

Risingbd Desk: The model who stripped naked in a corporate box at Saturday`s AFL Grand Final has broken her silence and revealed her raunchy antics that shocked fans was a bet.

Heather McCartney, a 26-year-old Scottish model caused a social media storm when she took off her clothes and danced in front of thousands of supporters at the Melbourne Cricket Ground as Hawthorn were beating the Sydney Swans.

After receiving complaints, police arrived to arrest her - but she lashed out, kicking, punching and biting the officers as they tried to handcuff her.

The Gold Coast woman spent the night in a police cell and was fined $300 for indecent manner.

McCartney spoke out after her court appearance on Sunday - and revealed she stripped off for a bet.

`It was a bet. I said if Hawthorn win, I’m getting naked. They won, and I got naked,` she told the Herald Sun.

`What a f---ing day, it was great.`

McCartney posted a raunchy photograph of herself, with her hair in pigtails, wearing just a yellow bikini top and dark bottoms and a red AFL ball in one hand on Monday morning.

She captioned: `What a weekend! Had a blast with my girl. Melbourne.`

One man who claimed he was in the box during the stunt said McCartney was hired for the day and was promised double pay if she `got naked and cheered in front of everyone`.

Despite receiving messages of congratulations on Facebook, the incident has angered officials at the MCG,who have launched an investigation.

MCC spokesman Shane Brown told the Herald sun it would work with Victoria Police and the client to establish the circumstances, and appropriate action would be taken.

`From the evidence available, we are very disappointed ... and are taking the matter seriously,` he said.

An AFL spokesman said they were also awaiting on information from the MCC regarding the investigating.

AFL Fans Association spokesman Brian Clarke told the Herald Sun he was disgusted by the return of the `blokey culture` to AFL.

`It’s a disgrace. It’s the people’s game and it’s for families,` he said.

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