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WA Police have been forced to shut down an event in Perth's CBD after hundreds gathered to meet OnlyFans star Anna Paul. The influencer, who has more than ...

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Hundreds of teenagers descended on Perth's CBD on Sunday for the chance to see Anna Paul, who has been described as Australia's Kim Kardashian.

WA Police said the event as cancelled after consulting with the store's management 'due to the size of the crowd', 'lack of appropriate security', and insufficient capabilities to cope with the higher-than-expected numbers. 'A significantly larger crowd than expected attended. Paul released a statement on Instagram just after midday saying police ordered organisers to close down the event because of crowd control concerns. Police have cancelled a pop-up event in Perth to meet influencer Anna Paul (pictured) after hundreds of teenagers descended on the scene 'Police attended a clothing store store in Hay Street Mall at the request of store's management due to the store expecting about 200 to 300 people to attend an event publicised on social media,' WA Police said. - Event was closed due to safety concerns - with paramedics called to the scene

Meet Australia's answer to Kim Kardashian and she is coming to Perth. OnlyFans sensation Anna Paul is getting out from behind the webcam to spruik a WA ...

I have always wanted to own a clothing collection so this is the perfect opportunity,” she told The Sunday Times. I almost feel guilty for some reason.” It feels like a dream that people want to see me!

A popular TikTok and OnlyFans star has had her Perth event shut down by police due to crowd chaos. Anna Paul, 23, has been touring Australia as part of her ...

We tried our best to work with the police but it got too much." "Due to safety, the West Australian Police had to shut down the Perth meet and greet early," she wrote. So sad it got cancelled," one said. The Queenslander, who has over five million TikTok fans and two million on Instagram, posted to social media apologising for the event being cancelled and saying she'd tried to work with police to control it. "Due to the size of the crowd and lack of appropriate security and other event planning in place to cope with the larger than expected crowd, and in consultation with the store management, the event was closed down and police commenced dispersing the crowd from the area," a police spokesman said. A popular TikTok and OnlyFans star has had her Perth event shut down by police due to crowd chaos.

Anna Paul, 23, has been touring the country as part of her collaboration with activewear brand STAX.

So sad it got canceled,” one said. “I got there at 2 a.m. “Due to safety, the West Australian Police had to shut down the Perth meet and greet early,” she wrote. Police can be seen trying to disperse them. The Queenslander, who has over five million TikTok fans and two million on Instagram, posted to social media apologizing for the event being canceled and saying she’d tried to work with police to control it. “Due to the size of the crowd and lack of appropriate security and other event planning in place to cope with the larger than expected crowd, and in consultation with the store management, the event was closed down and police commenced dispersing the crowd from the area,” a police spokesman said.

Fans who attended a meet and greet with TikTok star and OnlyFans creator Anna Paul have lashed the activewear brand that organised the event.

Police were later called to the store and the meet and greet was cancelled. it got to the point where people were passing out and allegedly (having) seizures.” Paul is also one of the top earners on OnlyFans. The caption of the video said the behaviour of the people in the crowd was unacceptable. A statement from WA Police said it was due to the “size of the crowd and lack of appropriate security and other event planning in place to cope with the larger than expected crowd”. Fans who attended a meet and greet with TikTok star and OnlyFans creator Anna Paul have lashed the activewear brand that organised the event.

A stampede of Perth teen fans eager to catch a glimpse of the social media star led to several people being taken to hospital.

Paul has amassed a social media following of more than 8 million people and is among the top 0.2 per cent of OnlyFans earners globally. “The last thing we wanted to do was spoil their enjoyment, but the last thing we wanted to see was someone get hurt,” he said. “Due to the size of the crowd and lack of appropriate security and other event planning in place to cope with the larger than expected crowd, and in consultation with the store management, the event was closed down and police commenced dispersing the crowd from the area.”