Betting on a Fumble: OnlyFans Model Ignites Controversy with Shameless Play for Married QB Drake Maye

The week leading up to Super Bowl LX is traditionally a time for legendary sports narratives, tactical breakdowns, and heartwarming family features. However, the lead-up to the New England Patriots’ showdown against the Seattle Seahawks has taken a scandalous turn. Drake Maye, the 23-year-old Patriots phenom and NFL MVP candidate, has found himself in the crosshairs of an aggressive social media campaign—not by a defensive coordinator, but by OnlyFans creator Forrest Smith.

In a series of posts that have been labeled “shameless” and “disrespectful” by fans, Smith has openly attempted to “shoot her shot” at the married quarterback, disparaging his wife and offering an alternative to the traditional post-victory trip to Disneyland.

The Play: A Public Proposal and a “Tradwife” Jab

The controversy began when Forrest Smith took to her platforms to analyze Maye’s body language following the Patriots’ thrilling victory in the AFC Championship Game. Despite the win, Smith claimed that the quarterback appeared “miserable,” pointing the finger squarely at his wife, Ann Michael Maye.

“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,” Smith said in a video later cited by TMZ Sports.

Smith didn’t stop at analyzing his mood; she took aim at Ann Michael’s public persona. Ann Michael, who has become a “darling” of the New England fanbase for her “Bakemas” series and her supportive game-day presence, was characterized by Smith as a “tradwife.”

“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,” Smith continued, adding a provocative offer for the Super Bowl aftermath. “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.”

Slide Into the DMs: The Receipts

Forrest Smith, a self-proclaimed Patriots fan, proved she wasn’t just talking for engagement when she revealed she had reached out to the quarterback directly via Instagram. She shared a screenshot of a DM sent to Maye’s official account, attempting to lure the star to Florida instead of a family vacation.

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.

As of Wednesday evening, Maye had reportedly not read or responded to the message. The quarterback, known for his grounded personality and deep roots in North Carolina, has been vocal about his devotion to Ann Michael, whom he has dated since middle school and married just last June.

The “Stolen Show” vs. The “Social Media Storm”

The timing of Smith’s comments is particularly pointed given that Ann Michael Maye has been trending for all the right reasons lately. During the AFC Championship, her sophisticated game-day outfit and poise on the sidelines “stole the show,” leading many to crown her the new “Queen of Foxborough.”

Fans have rushed to the couple’s defense, citing their decade-long romance as a rare example of stability in the NFL. To many, Smith’s attempt to characterize a 10-year relationship as a “miserable” situation is a transparent attempt to capitalize on Maye’s Super Bowl spotlight.

Injury Update: Focus Remains on the Field

While the internet bakes in this off-field drama, Drake Maye is keeping his eyes on the Lombardi Trophy. Beyond the noise of OnlyFans models and social media critics, the biggest concern for the Patriots has been Maye’s shoulder, which he tweaked late in the AFC title game.

On Wednesday, Maye offered a refreshing update to reporters, signaling that he is full-go for Sunday’s clash. “The shoulder feels great,” he told the press with his trademark calm. “That’s why you have guys in the training room. I’m feeling, you know, ready to go.”

For Maye, the “celebration” he desires isn’t a party in Miami; it’s a Super Bowl ring in his second year as a pro—a feat that would put him in the company of legends like Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.

Conclusion: A Fumbled Attempt?

Forrest Smith’s attempt to “steal” Drake Maye appears to have hit a brick wall of traditional values and professional focus. While her comments have certainly gained her the attention she sought, the consensus among the “Pats Nation” is that Maye is far more interested in his wife’s “Cinnamon Roll Snickerdoodles” than a Miami party.

As the Patriots prepare for the biggest game of the decade, the strength of Maye’s marriage seems to be just as solid as his throwing arm. On Sunday, when the confetti falls, don’t expect to see Maye in Miami. He’ll likely be exactly where he said he’d be: celebrating with the woman who has been by his side since middle school.