'Fits better now!’: Mom stuns Internet as she rocks her Hooters uniform from 15 years ago
Fans erupted in cheers when Lisa Schuur, a former Hooters waitress, returned to her former attire. It's hard to believe that the TikTok beauty originally wore the recognizable Hooters attire 15 years ago. The now 36-year-old mother seemed to be playing "dress up" in the stunning photos.
The mother posted pictures of herself at age 21 as an "actual Hooters girl" with the lyrics of the popular song 'Call Me By Your Name' by Lil Nas X. After that, she says, "vs 36-year-old me," and viewers comment that she looks even better now than she did then. Now it "fits better," Lisa said.
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Lisa received a lot of likes and comments for her racy TikTok, which helped her video get thousands of views. One user wrote, "Just as sexy as then." Another joked, "Gah dayum!" But Lisa wasn't the only one sharing her old Hooters photos; women across the platform took advantage of the trend to share their wistful photos online. Chrissy Teigen, who worked at Hooters, turned back time by donning her former clothes and standing next to a large barrel of Fireball Whiskey. People were stunned, as they couldn't believe how long it had been since she'd worked at the restaurant.
The model posted a video of herself in the recognizable outfit, writing, "Back to my roots. Was a hostess at the Hoots! the shorts, they have changed!!!!" In fact, the franchise helped many of Hollywood's hottest stars get their big break. Amy Adams and Holly Madison are two other celebrities who worked at Hooters that most people did not know about.
TikTok stars never fail to amaze their fans with "interesting" stories, MEAWW recently reported, Australian TikToker Christine Abadir, 22, recently admitted that she had been a victim of catfishing for several months. Christine had a loving involvement with a man who identified himself as "Jay." She traveled to New Zealand to meet her love interest, but after she arrived she discovered she had been duped. The TikToker shared her story with nearly 2 million followers on TikTok and acknowledged that the relationship had several warning signs. Christine reportedly added, "The Catfish apologized, and we are good friends now." On social networking, Christine first came across "Jay." She used to be continually caught up with and respected by the user. After gaining her confidence, Christine appointed "Jay" to moderate the comments on her videos. She said in the video, "The first red flags are during the months of talking not once did that person video call me, not once did they FaceTime me or give me their number."