ALEX LE TISSIER is expecting a frosty reception when she attends the first South Coast derby in six years on Sunday.
The OnlyFans model, who is the daughter-in-law of Southampton legend Matt Le Tissier, revealed she is unpopular amongst both sets of fans.
Despite that, she is considering wearing a full Saints kit to St Mary’s, along with a crown befitting her Queen of Southampton tag.
Alex is often trolled by Portsmouth fans because of her Southampton affiliation, though some are subscribed to her OnlyFans page.
She told SunSport: “I do the Southampton OnlyFans thing and so the Pompey fans know me for that.
“I do actually have a lot of Portsmouth fans on my OnlyFans as well which is quite funny.
“So the Southampton fans don’t like me for that and then obviously the Portsmouth fans don’t like me because of the rivalry.
“So it’s kind of both teams, those sets of fans don’t like me. I am a bit nervous (about the match).
“I get abuse in person and on social media. I get it from both sets of fans but I do also get a lot of Southampton fans that do like me and support me.”
Alex’s social media presence has also been met with backlash from her fellow Southampton fans.
Many are not happy because of her connection to Saints icon Le Tissier, resulting in some calling on the club to ban her.
She continued: “I know a few people that work at the club and they have told me that people have written in to try and get me completely banned from the stadium.
“I don’t turn up to the games winding people up. I kind of keep myself to myself, I take pictures with people and stuff if they ask and I’m nice to everyone.
“But I think a lot of people are very angry because I’ve got the surname and I do it and they’re very upset about it.
“I do think if we lose then I’m going to be public enemy number one.”
Alex, 32, is married to Le Tissier’s son Mitch and the couple have four children together.
And despite the controversy surrounding her OnlyFans page and links to the Saints, she has nicknamed herself the Queen of Southampton.
That has not been without its qualms however, with Alex revealing the tag led to her receiving death threats and being cancelled thanks to the bad timing of its inception.
Alex recalled the story, saying: “One day I went into the Southampton store. I bought a bunch of kits and it had been a while before I had posted anything with me in the kits because I’d been getting so much trolling.
“And it was just at the very beginning. So at the start, I was a bit of a wet blanket and I was crying a lot about it.
“And then I thought, sod it, I’m just going to go for it. I took a picture of a Southampton FC bag with all my kits and I said, guys, the Queen is alive and well. She’s back.
“An hour later, Queen Elizabeth died and I hadn’t checked my phone. And it went crazy. It went viral.
“I had death threats. I got dropped from a podcast I was doing. I got dropped from so many things on Instagram, like brand deals. People were like, I wish you were dead instead of the Queen.
“That was so bad. I deleted it, but people had screenshotted it.
“It was the worst timing. I remember phoning up my dad, like, I’m so upset. I don’t know what to do.
“Like I’m actually being cancelled because I was being dropped by so many things.
“And people were messaging me like, how dare you? How could you do that?
“And I’m like, I had no idea because I was in town. And then I just put my phone to the side, checked X and I’m like, where’s all these notifications coming from and all these messages? It went crazy.”
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