Astrid Wett 'hides in Chelsea's Stamford Bridge ground' in a sleepover 'gone wrong'

OnlyFans favourite Astrid Wett has documented a sleepover at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge as part of a fundraising drive for Stoll, a charity which supports vulnerable veterans

Posted Friday, April 07, 2023 by Dailystar.co.uk

Astrid Wett has spent the night "hidden" inside the home of her beloved Chelsea.

The OnlyFans star is a massive Blues fan and used her connections with the club to "hide out" at Stamford Bridge

It was all part of a fundraising mission for the charity Stoll, which supports vulnerable and disabled veterans.

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The sleepover was captured in her latest YouTube video - titled 'Hiding in Stamford Bridge overnight gone wrong' - and started with a cheeky pop at Chelsea's West London rivals Fulham.

"I'm going to be staying overnight at the best club in west London," she announces while standing outside Craven Cottage.

She then adds, "Wait, why are we at Fulham?" She is then magically transported to Stamford Bridge, where she explains her plan for the night and her support for Stoll.

First, though, a quick trip to the shops is required to purchase sleeping bags and food supplies.

After a jovial sleeping bag fight with her accomplice, Charlie, in a car park, Wett is eventually inside Stamford Bridge, where she completes a series of challenges to raise extra cash for Stoll, including filming a TikTok video.

After gorging on their supplies, the pair eventually settle down for the night.

But with comfort levels at a premium, more challenges, including a jigsaw of a cute dog and a spot of shadow boxing, are completed throughout the night.

At one point, with the temperature dropping, Wett adopts a more serious tone, saying: "It's gradually got colder.

"My feet are cold, I've doubled up on the socks.

"Now and then, you hear trains going past, so that's loud. It's very uncomfortable and it's really upsetting that this is some people's reality. It kind of opens your eyes a little bit."

The pair do get through the night before more challenges are attempted in a club car park, including Wett trying, and failing, to play keepy-uppy with an orange.

She signs off with a final message about the charity outside the stadium.