OnlyFans model who flashed NYC-Dublin portal same woman who told Dr. Phil she’d rather ‘die hot than live ugly’

The OnlyFans model who flashed the NYC-Dublin portal was the same woman who gained national infamy on Dr. Phil, twice, where she proudly touted that she would rather “die hot than live ugly” and defended a video of herself licking a toilet seat.

Ava Louise, who has more than 400,000 followers on Instagram, returned to the spotlight on Sunday after she flashed her breasts in front of a livestream art exhibit projecting to locals in Ireland, leading to organizers pulling the plug on the project that attracted several other bad actors.

While many were upset that Louise’s actions helped shut down the exhibit, which was meant to celebrate a cultural exchange between New York City and Dublin, this is not the first time the OnlyFans model has been called out for being a public nuisance.

Back in 2019, the then-wanna-be influencer appeared on Dr. Phil and went on a rant about the need to be a “skinny legend,” and how fame was the most important thing in the world.

“A skinny legend is someone who is hot and skinny. Like when you’re skinny and pretty you get so much more in life,” Louise said on the show. “Like I have been ugly and I have been hot and I choose hot every single time.”

Louise, who only had 40,000 followers at the time, also said she would eat diet pills “like tic-tacs” and didn’t care about the consequences because she would prefer to die young and beautiful than grow old.

“I mean, I’d rather die hot than live ugly, so if this is going to take 10 years off my life I don’t care,” she said. “I don’t want to be old anyway. Old people are ugly.”

She touted that her goal in life was to be “famous for being famous,” and she did not care whether the attention she receives is for good or bad reasons.

Louise lived up to her goals the following year when she shared a TikTok video of her licking a toilet seat on an airplane just as the COVID-19 pandemic was spreading worldwide and claiming dozens of lives.

Louise returned to Dr. Phil and claimed she did the stunt in order to mock “boomers” and touted that she doesn’t “take this virus seriously” because the victims were older people.

But she eventually admitted that she was jealous that the coronavirus was getting more attention than her.

“I was, like, really annoyed that corona was getting more publicity than me,” she said, attempting to downplay the virus that would go on to claim millions of lives worldwide.

Dr. Phil slammed Louise’s stunt, calling her “spoiled and entitled,” and warned her that her actions could cost someone their life.

“If you infect one person that loses their life, is it worth it for you to have this attention?” Dr. Phil asked.

“Yeah,” she answered.

Louise also threatened to “pull up and cough on” the television show host, mocking his concern over the virus.

A few months after her outrageous “Dr. Phil” appearance, Louise was scheduled to appear on an episode of Jada Pinkett Smith’s “Red Table Talk” show to discuss being a “sugar baby.”

The fall 2019 feature, however, never aired – supposedly because Pinkett Smith found her “gross and disgusting,” Louise later told the Daily Beast.

“I was told the Smith family want nothing to do with you. They decided they don’t want to be associated with sex work and do not contact them again,” she claimed.

Undeterred by her rocky reception on both programs, Louise had one more stunt left to pull when she flashed the NYC-Dublin portal.

While many hoped that would be the last time the clout chaser would make headlines, it appeared Louise had one more stunt left to pull when she flashed the NYC-Dublin portal.

“I thought the people of Dublin deserved to see two New York, homegrown potatoes,” she said in a video she posted that shows her raising her tank top in front of the portal.