World’s sexiest ice hockey star Mikayla Demaiter embraces no bra club as she wows fans in hoodie and hotpants

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MIKAYLA DEMAITER has become the latest sports star to join the no bra club.

The 22-year-old gave up the rink to pursue her modelling career three years ago after suffering a knee injury.

Instagram @mikaylademaiterMikayla Demaiter shared this picture on social media[/caption]

Instagram @mikaylademaiterShe made a name for herself as an ice hockey star[/caption]

Instagram @mikaylademaiterNow she has built up a fanbase on social media[/caption]

Instagram @MikaylaDemaiterMikayla has nearly two million followers on Instagram[/caption]

Demaiter often sends her fans wild and has been proclaimed as the world’s sexiest ice hockey player by fans.

And she has wowed her followers again as she posted a raunchy snap to her Instagram story.

In the picture, Mikayla posed for a selfie in a mirror while wearing a tight-fitting hoodie and hotpants, leaving little to the imagination.

The Canadian has built up quite the following on social media, accumulating 2.2 million fans on Instagram.

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She also boasts 1.9million followers on TikTok.

And it does not look like she will be losing her title of “the world’s sexiest ice hockey player” any time soon.

Mikayla was goaltender for the Bluewater Hawks in Canada’s Provincial Women’s Hockey League.

She had to keep herself covered from head to toe in protective clothing when she was on the ice.

Instagram @mikaylademaiterShe often shares raunchy pictures for her followers[/caption]

Instagram @MikaylaDemaiterShe has switched from ice hockey to becoming a social media influencer[/caption]

But it is understood she switched to modelling full-time aged 19 following knee surgery.

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That decision seemed final in June 2020 when she posted “time to say goodbye to ice hockey”.

https://www.instagram.com/mikaylademaiter/Mikayla was a goalkeeper in her playing days[/caption]

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