- Elise Christie previously competed in speed skating for Team GB up until 2021
- Now, the 34-year-old is using her Team GB kit in her OnlyFans content online
Former Team GB star Elise Christie has started using her old kit as part of her OnlyFans content online.
Christie, 34, made three Winter Olympic appearances during her time as a short track speed skater before eventually hanging up her skates in 2021.
Since retiring from the sport, she’s since turned to the world of OnlyFans and regularly shares photos in her underwear with followers on the platform.
However, she has now decided to sport different attire for her content as she shared a racy picture in her old Team GB gear.
Taking to X to share the picture, Christie posed for the camera in the full Olympic gear – skates included – before writing the caption: ‘Is it tight enough?’
The post went viral on the platform, with many left divided by her decision to use her old Team GB kit as part of her new content.
Her profile on the social media platform also includes a link to her OnlyFans page, which boasts the description: ‘I’m Elise Christie – your favourite speed demon on ice, and now, your personal glimpse into the world beyond the rink.
‘Prepare to be teased, tantalized, and perhaps even a little surprised, I will share exclusive content that’s spontaneous and exhilarating’
When star skater Christie was competing, she made £5,000 for winning the World Championships in 2017.
As of last year, she was making £5,000 per month for every 700 subscribers she has on OnlyFans.
The self-described ‘speed demon on ice’ retired in 2021 and was struggling with alcoholism, homelessness and self-harm.
But she found a new, happy life as a mother and OnlyFans star. She charges £7-a-month for her exclusive content.
Her career highlights include becoming the first British woman to win a world championship title in speed skating.
At the 2017 World Championships in Rotterdam, she claimed gold in the 1000m and 1500m, along with the overall title, a historic feat that also marked her as the first European woman to achieve this.
She is a ten-time European gold medalist, securing overall European titles in 2015 and 2016.
Additionally, she set a world record in the 500m on November 13, 2016, with a time of 42.335 seconds during a World Cup event in Salt Lake City.
Despite her success, Christie faced challenges at the Winter Olympics. Competing in Vancouver 2010, Sochi 2014, and PyeongChang 2018, she encountered setbacks, including disqualifications and crashes, and never secured an Olympic medal.
After her Olympic disappointments, she announced her retirement from short track speed skating on December 14, 2021, expressing that part of her heart would always feel unfulfilled without an Olympic podium finish.
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