Oilers fan who flashed breasts tells haters: ‘F– you’

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The Edmonton Oilers fan who flashed her breasts during a Stanley Cup playoff game and promptly went viral has taken to Instagram to do a little chest-thumping.

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The fan, now known as Kate after a mystery-solving interview on the Spitting’ Chiclets podcast last week revealed the identity of the fired-up flasher, has received plenty of online hate following the incident.

When it comes to her haters, she had a few things to, um, get off her chest.

“I thought long and hard about what I wanted to say to everybody,” Kate says on her Instagram, from underneath a bridge while dressed in Oilers gear. “I just wanted to say that you could be the most perfect, godly f—ing person in the world, you could save kittens from a river if they were drowning, someone is still going to hate you.

“At the end of the day, I got drunk and whipped my t–s out at an Oilers game and they went viral, f–k you if you don’t like it.”

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The wild incident unfolded during the Oilers’ Game 5 win over the Dallas Stars in the Western Conference final.

The fan was filmed flashing her breasts and the internet went bonkers.

Several porn sites were quick to swoop in with offers for the woman to work with the companies.

Now it seems she’s eager to set her story straight.

“Hey everybody. Oilers girl. Actually, my name’s Kate,” she says in her Instagram post before eventually launching into her aforementioned comments.

The woman remained a mystery until she appeared on the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast ahead of Game 2 of the Stanley Cup final between the Oilers and Florida Panthers, covering a variety of topics with Paul Bisonnette, Ray Whitney and Co., including what prompted her to flash her breasts.

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“The handful of cheesies I ate all day and the eight Truly’s (hard selzter) I drank in the first period, it was definitely inspiring,” she said.

During that interview she was also asked if her breasts are natural or surgically enhanced.

“No, they are not real,” Kate responded.

While it’s unclear how long Kate’s notoriety might last, the Oilers will be trying to keep themselves in the headlines with a win on the road when the series shifts back to Florida for Game 5 on Tuesday night. Edmonton is coming off a massive 8-1 win but still trails Florida 3-1 in the final.

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