World Cup’s new ‘sexiest fan’ gasps as TV hosts kick her bum for good luck

The World Cup’s newest sexiest fan will be hoping her nation can go deep in the competition – and she has quite the ritual to try and make it happen

The World Cup is less than one week away – but football fever is already gripping Mexico and its sexiest fan.

Yanet Garcia might be ready to steal the spotlight from Ivana Knoll, who earned fame and fortune in Qatar as she teased cameras from the stands. And the stunning Mexican, who was a weather girl by trade, has already wowed fans on social media.

Yanet will be hoping her side can shock the footballing world on home soil – and her co-workers will be hoping she brings out her old party trick. Back in the 2018 World Cup, Yanet allowed colleagues to boot her backside for good luck.

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The scorching hot model and actress donned her national team’s home shirt over the top of a figure-hugging dress, bending over to allow her colleagues to kick her bum as she gasped after the impact.

Sports pundit Enrique Bermudez de la Serna and host Jorge van Rankin were the two lucky men with Bermudez telling Van Rankin: “Give her bum a kick for good luck!”

Van Rankin, who was also wearing a Mexico shirt, replied: “You are going to do it to me, right?”

Yanet, who was born in Monterrey, studied public accounting and became a certified health nutritional coach before attending conferences at the historic Harvard University before settling into a career as a weather girl.

However, her TV appearances isn’t her only source of income, and she opened her own professional modelling academy and, having been named among the most beautiful women in the world.

And it was that title that helped to bag her first film role: making her acting debut in Sharknado 5: Global Swarming before starring in Bellezonismo.

In recent years, Yanet has also opened an X-rated page on an adult website.

She will be cheering her side on when they open the festival of football next Thursday as they clash with South Africa in the tournaments opening game – a repeat of the 2010 edition.

There will then be clashes with South Korea and Czechia as they aim to make it to the knockout stages of their home tournament. Mexico’s best outing in a World Cup remains their quarter-final appearance in 1986, also on home soil.