The World Cup has seen a fair share of controversy, and the tournament has only begun, but this controversy has nothing to do with the actual games being played. Ivana Knoll of Croatia has been labeled the World Cup’s hottest fan, and the busty model’s skimpy outfits are causing an uproar among locals.
According to the New York Post, Knoll has been seen flaunting her hooded checkered mini-dress during the group stage games. Of course, this is because of the modesty laws that are in place in Qatar.
The UK Foreign Office advised everyone to show respect by not wearing revealing and tight clothes. Visitors must cover their shoulders and avoid wearing short skirts. Also, women traveling into the Arab nation were banned from wearing tight clothing or flashing any cleavage, and Knoll seems to be breaking all those rules while in Qatar.
Also, a statement was released beforehand about the particular rules every visitor must follow before entering Qatar. That involves the preferred outfit for men and women.
While Knoll said she was wary of the modesty laws before arriving in Qatar, the locals have largely embraced her. However, the abuse has been coming from trolls online!
Knoll recently posted a bikini-clad visit to the beach on Instagram, which garnered several hate comments from people. Most of them are about what she wears, while some are hateful for violating the rules of Qatar.
The trolls may not be impressed, but Knoll claims the locals have embraced her. She mentioned that the citizens she talked to confirmed that she could wear anything.
Knoll also discussed her controversial beach video post in a bikini and said she’s not hurting people for wearing a bikini. She also mentioned she’s not worried about getting arrested, despite the restrictions UK Foreign Office put out before the World Cup 2022 started.
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This year is not the first World Cup for Knoll either, as she has wowed the event goers at the World Cup in both 2014 and 2018.
