Former porn star Mia Khalifa has appeared to change her Premier League allegiances.
The 26-year-old has previously identified herself as a West Ham fan due the club's underdog status and has been seen wearing the Hammers colours on social media.
However, she appeared to switch her loyalties on Sunday as she visited Vicarage Road to watch Watford's Premier League game with Arsenal .
Documenting the trip on her Instagram story, Khalifa attended the game wearing a Watford home shirt, appearing to be a guest of club sponsors Sportsbet.io.
During the game, the retired adult actress posted several videos of her cheering on the Hornets as they came from two goals down to earn a well-deserved 2-2 win against the Gunners in Quique Sanchez Flores' first game since his return to the club.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang found the net twice in the first half for the visitors before a Tom Cleverley strike and a Roberto Pereyra penalty earned the Hornets a point.
One of the videos saw her wildly celebrating Cleverley's 53rd-minute goal to make the score 1-2 before downing a pint alongside the caption "1-2 let's go Watford".
As part of a sponsored post shared on her Instagram account after the match, she wrote: "I can’t believe I had the chance to see first hand Watford play Arsenal, even though it was a draw, it was ELECTRIC."
She also made her feelings towards the visitors clear, posting a pre-match video in which he showed her middle finger to the Arsenal players warming up and shouted "f*** you Arsenal."
It is not the first time Khalifa has expressed negative feelings towards the Gunners, previously criticising midfielder Matteo Guendouzi on Twitter during West Ham's game against Unai Emery's side in January..
Khalifa shot to fame during a short stint in the X-rated film industry, rapidly becoming the most searched for performer on the Pornhub website.
Since calling time on her adult movie career, she's worked as a co-host on sports talk show Out of Bounds and regularly offers opinions on football-related matters through her social media channels.
