Mom makes a daring Rangers vs. Celtics prediction after selling her gear for extra money.

Exclusive: Rangers will host Celtic this weekend, and despite claiming she would be too anxious to sleep the night before, one Gers supporter has made a daring prediction.

Before Rangers and Celtic’s bitter rivalry match at Ibrox, an NHS cleaner who later became a raunchy model made a daring prediction.

Cherry Bloom, 42, is sure her beloved Rangers will win on Sunday despite the Bhoys’ slim one-point lead at the top of the table and their one-game advantage over their Glasgow rivals.

 

The Scottish mother of four, whose real name is Lisa, admitted that even though she was feeling upbeat, she wouldn’t be able to get a good night’s sleep the night before the derby.

“I’m feeling excited about the game,” she said in an interview with Daily Star. The build-up to these games is fantastic, and it’s difficult to predict who will win. However, I’m really impressed with the momentum we’ve been riding lately, and I believe all the signs point to a Rangers victory, which will be a major step toward winning the league.

“I have no doubt that the Rangers will win 3-0. I simply don’t see a different result. We have momentum, and I believe the January signings have been really important.

“I never really sleep, so on Sunday I will get up early. Depending on how nervous I am, I might try to eat something before getting ready, putting on my gear, and settling in to watch the game. Afterward, I hope to have a fun night of celebration.

The football enthusiast is a part-time employee of NHS Lanarkshire, but more than a year ago, she strengthened her finances by setting up a subscription page on OnlyFans.

In spite of the setback—she recently had a £1,000 advertisement near Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium removed due to complaints—embracing her sexy side has helped her family during the difficult times due to rising costs of living.

Cherry may be living the high life, earning £2,000 a month from her provocative content, but it will be difficult to enjoy that if Celtic win three points this weekend and depart Ibrox.

“I just don’t go out if we lose,” she remarked. When those rare occasions arise, I’m not the easiest person to be around, haha. All I would do is stay home, eat dinner, and go to bed early. I might not feel well until the next game before I can get back into the swing of things.

 

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