OnlyFans models skip Game 2 after Spurs harassment claims

OnlyFans models – Two OnlyFans creators who became known for appearing courtside at San Antonio Spurs games say they will not attend Game 2 of the NBA Finals after they claim they were harassed by other fans during the Western Conference Finals. They say security was notified,

The decision came after the lights were on and the noise had faded—by Wednesday night, the NBA Finals was already underway, and yet Blue Julie J Swan says she couldn’t shake what happened at a Spurs playoff game days earlier.

Blue and Julie J Swan. adult content creators who have gone viral over the past month for being filmed courtside at San Antonio Spurs games at Frost Bank Center. will skip Game 2 of the NBA Finals against the New York Knicks. The pair say they returned for Game 1 on Wednesday night anyway. but an alleged incident at a previous playoff match left them too shaken to come back.

In Game 1, the Spurs were beaten 105-95 by the Knicks. Swan says returning to the arena only brought the fear back. She has now explained that she has been living with anxiety around the idea of going to games at this level.

The creators’ claims trace back to the Western Conference Finals. when they say they were abused and accosted by other fans. Blue’s video. originally shared on May 29. shows a man telling her it was “disgraceful that you sit like that” while pointing at her. In the same clip, the man is accused of putting his hands on Blue after she warned him not to. Swan has said it wasn’t their only traumatic encounter.

Swan alleges that another man and a woman—who were with the man from Blue’s video—also took issue with them while they were taking pictures near the court. She says the male spectator accosted them as they were about to leave, repeatedly calling them “chopped,” described as a slang term for ugly.

When Swan sat down to talk about why she and Blue won’t be returning for Game 2, the fear came through clearly. In an interview with The New York Post, Swan admitted the ordeal has left her with ongoing anxiety about stadiums and the people inside them.

“I had a lot of anxiety, and I still do thinking about going to a game,” Swan said. “Because what if they do that again? Or what if there’s other people that will do that? It put that fear and anxiety in my mind; it’s like a stadium full of people. You don’t know who’s there. ”

Swan also described the emotional toll after leaving the Western Conference Finals. saying she felt “pretty upset” in the moments right after. trying to let her adrenaline fade while sitting in her car. She said she ended up crying because she felt “very unsafe at the stadium. ” adding that the experience was “a lot.”.

“It was too much,” she said. “I was pretty upset leaving, just sitting in my car afterward. Trying to let the adrenaline die down, and I did end up crying because I felt very unsafe at the stadium. I don’t know, it was a lot.”

For their part, Swan and Blue have said they were not just told to get over it. They say arena security was notified about the incident and that security escorted them to their seats for the NBA Finals, assuring them it would not happen again.

Still, they made their choice: they will watch Friday’s Game 2 from home.

“I still love the Spurs so very much,” Swan said. “I wish that it could be different, and I wish that this had never happened, so that I could still have that fairytale moment going to these, to these games. It just makes me really sad.”

Blue’s own message, posted around June 4, describes how she says the alleged harassment continued beyond one incident at a single game. The post stated that the same family harassed her and her friend at a previous Spurs home game until they had to get security.

With Game 2 now looming, the Spurs’ Finals schedule will move forward—but for Blue and Julie J Swan, the biggest question isn’t who starts on the court. It’s whether the fear that followed them into Game 1 can ever be put down for good.

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