OnlyFans Model Is Trying To Steal Drake Maye From His Wife – Shoots Her Shot At Patriots QB Ahead Of Super Bowl 60

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

OnlyFans creator Forrest Smith has made a pass at Drake Maye ahead of Super Bowl 60, completely disregarding his wife. 

In fact, she was pretty disrespectful, suggesting the QB’s spouse is likely making him unhappy. 

Maye’s wife has trended regularly over the last few weeks. She stole the show with her outfit at the AFC Championship Game last month, and folks will be looking out for her on Sunday. 

Forrest, though, has criticized Maye’s partner in the buildup to the game, making him a very overt offer online. 

“Okay, this might get me canceled, but I don’t care. Did you guys see Drake Maye at the end of that AFC Championship [game]. He did not look happy,” she said (H/T TMZ Sports). “I don’t know what’s up with his wife. She kinda reminds me of a tradwife. She’s like 23. He can do so much better than that.”

“I know. I shouldn’t say that.”

Smith, a Patriots fan, told Maye she’s available to hook up after the Super Bowl. She let him know they could do a lot better than going to Disneyland with his wife.

“I’m not doing anything after the Super Bowl, and if you win I think you could have a better time than going to Disney with your wife. Yeah, I’ll be around,” she informed.

Forrest Smith Has Reached Out To Drake Maye Directly

Drake and his wife, Ann, only got married last year. However, they have been together since middle school. 

Forrest doesn’t seem to care about any of that; she’s even revealed having sent the QB a DM.

“Drake 👀,” she wrote.“You didn’t look too happy after that AFC win. You deserve to be celebrated! I’m excited to watch you crush it at the Super Bowl.”

“Instead of Disney, why don’t you come to Miami and hang with me? I have a fun party we can go to. Lmk what you think xo,” she continued.

Maye had not read or responded to the message at the time it was posted. 

Meanwhile, the former UNC star has shared an update on his shoulder injury ahead of Sunday’s showdown vs. the Seahawks.

“The shoulder feels great,” he told reporters on Wednesday.“That’s why you have guys in the training room. I’m feeling, you know, ready to go.”