Teenage fans COLLAPSE in swarms as they race to meet a TikTok star called “Australia’s Kim Kardashian” – causing cops to cancel the event.
WA Anna Paul’s meet-and-greet with OnlyFans and TikTok fans was canceled by the police.
On Sunday, hundreds of followers flocked to Perth’s central business district to meet the influencer. The event was closed due to safety concerns, and paramedics were summoned to the site.
Police have canceled a meet-and-greet for OnlyFans and TikTok star Anna Paul after more than 300 unruly fans invaded a mall and paramedics were summoned to assist consumers who had collapsed.
Hundreds of teens flocked to the pop-up in Perth’s central business district on Sunday to witness the 23-year-old influencer, who has been hailed as Australia’s Kim Kardashian.
Social media footage reveals throngs of fans yelling “Anna!” as they wait to catch a glimpse of the celebrity in front of the Stax store on Hay Street, where Paul promotes his sportswear brand.
But WA Police were compelled to interfere after ‘tensions’ emerged as a result of people allegedly ‘jumping the queue’ when a big crowd descended upon the event.
Police in Perth have canceled a meet-and-greet with influencer Anna Paul (pictured) after hundreds of adolescents gathered on the location.
WA Police stated, “Police responded to a clothes store in Hay Street Mall at the request of the store’s management because the store expected between 200 and 300 individuals to attend an event promoted on social media.”
The gathering was substantially larger than anticipated. Allegations of “queue-jumping” were observed to heighten tensions among certain segments of the audience.
‘Police requested aid from St. John Ambulance after multiple individuals collapsed and required medical attention.’
The event was scheduled to run from 12 p.m. until 4 p.m., but it was abruptly canceled and fans were dispersed.
WA Police canceled the event after contacting with the store’s management “due to the size of the gathering,” “lack of suitable protection,” and insufficient capacity to handle the larger-than-anticipated turnout.
Paul issued a post on Instagram just after noon stating that police had ordered event organizers to shut down due to crowd management issues.
She added, “Due to safety concerns, the West Australian police had to shut down the Perth meet and greet early.”
It created an enormous safety hazard… Thank you for being incredible… We tried our hardest to work with the cops, but the situation became untenable.’
Anna has just returned from a week-long trip of Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth.
The Queenslander, who has amassed a total of seven million followers on TikTok and Instagram, has spent the previous week visiting Sydney and Melbourne and socializing with rabid fans.
At both occasions, adoring fans brought flowers, notes, posters, and clothing as they gathered to see her.
Perth was her last trip, where she was scheduled to promote her new partnership with Stax and sell items from her collection that are typically unavailable to WA consumers.
After being sent home, disappointed fans went online to complain about the ‘unorganized’ scenario, with some claiming to have been queuing as early as 6am.
‘So s. I’m very disappointed,’ wrote one individual.
“I was there and I’m furious!” additional added
“I felt like crying,” said a third.
Paul began her career as a TikTok lip-sync artist before transitioning to a profitable career publishing content on the membership website Only Fans, where she is one of the highest-earning contributors.
Her estimated net worth in April was between $6 and $7 million, which included her opulent waterfront property on the Gold Coast.