A woman who went viral online for wearing nothing but "Body Paint" to the gym has since been identified - and she's a major influencer.
Videos of a woman wearing what seems to be a normal gym outfit - zip-up sweatshirt, sports bra, leggings - have gone viral. However, the woman is not in fact wearing clothes. Instead, she's actually wearing "Body Paint."
"Body Paint," made famous by Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, is the painting on of a swimsuit or outfit, to make it seem like the person is wearing clothes, but they're actually completely nude - save for the paint.
Videos of the gym goer have gone viral online, racking up millions of views, despite the video being a couple of years old.
Fellow gym goers blasted the woman, defending the man at the gym who criticized her.
"And the guy is right. Imagine a man walking around the gym like this, he would be kicked out and banned for life," one fan wrote.
"Imagine thinking even one person was about to be on your side," one fan added.
"Painted pants aren’t real pants. The guy was right. What you did is a trashy degenerate stunt," one fan added.
"Desperate for attention. An embarrassment to women everywhere," one fan added.
"Inappropriate," one fan added.
The woman, unsurprisingly, is an influencer. She now has 375,000 followers on Instagram.
The woman, who went viral, has since been identified - she's social media influencer Natalie Reynolds.
She has close to 500,000 followers on Instagram.
Thankfully, these days, she mostly sticks to comedy sketch videos, staying out of the gym.