A HOOTERS girl has revealed her boyfriend’s job after backlash from trolls who said they can’t believe he lets her work at the restaurant.
Charli, who’s known on TikTok as @Glitterzbarbie, recently made a video addressed to people who criticize her online about the fact that she has a boyfriend and also works at Hooters.
She captioned the video she posted revealing that her boyfriend also worked at Hooters saying: “he’s been here longer than me,” with a laughing emoji.
The video, that’s been viewed nearly 69,000 times, started showing her at work with screen text she added quoting people online.
“Omg (oh my God) I can’t believe that your boyfriend lets you work at Hooters,” the screen text read.
When the video goes on to show a guy, Charli zooms in on the “Hooters” logo that’s on his uniform.
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With the man in the frame, she added on-screen text that said: “the bf (boyfriend) in question.”
The Hooters girl is 20 years old and has more than 170,000 followers on the app.
In the video, she’s wearing a pink bikini top and had to make clear to someone in the comments why.
“Omg I’m so confused I could’ve sworn you were the hostess,” someone said.
Charli replied: “I am a hostess!! we’re just doing bikini week right now.”
Hooters girls are infamous for their tight white tees and bright orange short shorts, which someone else even joked about in the comments of her video.
The person asked why her boyfriend didn’t have on “short shorts.”
A Hooters girl has discussed how they don’t always have to wear their uniforms on Instagram.
Kelsey Plummer revealed that Hooters girls may even wear different things depending on the location.
Bikinis reveal much more of the servers’ bodies although some have expressed concerns that, on a particular Hooters girl, the standard risqué uniform may induce cardiac arrest.
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Anna, a 22-year-old Georgia Hooters girl, took TikTok by storm by simply striking a pose in her cheeky Hooters uniform.
Among a flood of admiring comments, someone said: “Gonna give a [customer] a heart attack.”
