Madi Ruvee was in a corner of the gym doing what she claims were pulse squats, as part of her leg warm-up. The problem was that one man didn’t see it that way.
He approached her to ask what she was doing. Madi replied that she was simply warming up her legs, but he didn’t believe her. He assured her that he knew “exactly” what she was doing, accused her of “representing what was wrong with girls”, and said that kind of content should stay “online”. Seconds later, as he walked away, he kicked her phone and broke the screen.
And that’s when a detail emerged that made the internet distrust her explanation even more: Ruvee is an adult content creator on OnlyFans.
Ruvee, an adult content creator, uploaded the video asking people whether they thought it was fair, and later explained that she had been doing that same exercise since before she started doing OnlyFans. She wasn’t shouting, she wasn’t using a tripod, and she wasn’t bothering anyone.
But for many, that was enough to claim that the supposed “warm-up” had a much less innocent intention. Even people who identified themselves as trainers questioned the exercise. One of them claimed to have worked as a fitness instructor for 15 years and said they had never seen a leg warm-up like that.
Madi, however, stood firm: she insisted that she had been doing that same movement since before opening her OnlyFans and defended the fact that she was simply working out.