The woman who ran onto the field of Sunday night’s Jets-Steelers game waving a pro-Trump sign has been identified as Claudia Rose, an OnlyFans model who is going viral thanks to her high-heeled mad-dash.
Rose made it all the way to the 40-yard line carrying a sign that said “Trump, secure border. Kamala open border” before she was nabbed by security and escorted out of the stadium, with Trump watching from his VIP box and Steelers fans cheering her on the whole time.
“I don’t go to the gym. … I have no stamina, I don’t know how I did it,” she later said in a clip shared on X by local talk-show host Steven Steele and filmed outside the stadium after her field-crashing appearance, which was not broadcast on NBC’s feed of the game.
“You know how I did it? With red, white and blue bleeding through … my veins. That’s what got me that far,” she said — while imploring Pennsylvanians to register to vote before the Oct. 21 deadline.
In viral video now viewed millions of times, Rose is seen bounding down some stadium steps and hopping over a barricade near the end zone at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh before brazenly taking to the field.
Trump — who arrived in the middle of the game’s first quarter — did not acknowledge Rose’s field invasion as it happened but did wave to football fans from his suite as the crowd cheered, according to social-media footage posted by a Trump campaign staffer.
The Jets were handily defeated 15-37.
In another viral video from earlier this year, Rose is featured among supporters of the former president decked out in MAGA gear who are purportedly turned away from early voting at a polling place.
In the video, she defiantly storms off to get the letters “MAGA” tattooed on her right cheek before going back to confront a poll worker.
Trump’s attendance at Sunday’s game capped off a day of campaign events in Pennsylvania for the former president, which included manning a fry station and serving drive-thru customers at a McDonald’s just outside Philadelphia, where over 5,000 supporters jammed city streets.
The Keystone State and its 20 electoral votes are seen as crucial for both presidential candidates to try to capture in their race to 270 on Election Day, which is now just two weeks away.