Heather McCartney leaves the Melbourne Magistrates Court after being fined for stripping in a MCG corporate box at the Grand Final. Source: News Corp Australia
THE tenant of a corporate box that saw a stripper perform an explicit post-match show has denied hiring the performer.
The Herald Sun can reveal the corporate suite is leased to Melbourne building firm Edgeton Properties.
But in an email to the Herald Sun today a representative denied hiring the Scottish model whose performance marred Saturday's Grand Final.
"Edgeton Properties did not hire a stripper to perform in a corporate suite at the MCG grand final," it said in a brief statement.
It is not known whether the company was using the corporate suite on Saturday or whether it had sub-leased it out.
It has refused to comment on who was using the suite and how the model, Heather McCartney, came to be completely naked shortly after the final siren.
The MCC has launched an investigation into the scandal.
It is understood the club could call a meeting with Edgeton Properties management to determine whether any codes of conduct or contractual obligations had been breached.
Ms McCartney today angrily rejected claims she was hired to get her kit off..
McCartney pictured before she went au naturel. Source: Supplied
McCartney was fined for stripping in a corporate box. Source: Supplied
Shocked fans witnessed her nude antics. Source: Supplied
"What a f---ing day, it was great," McCartney, pictured leaving court, told the Herald Sun. Picture: Hamish Blair Source: News Corp Australia
She told the Herald Sun that allegations she was flown to Melbourne from the Gold Coast and paid to strip were false.
Now she says she has sought legal advice over the claims.
"No I was not hired as an escort and was in the box with friends," she said.
"I got naked as I had a bet on that if Hawthorn won, I would flash quickly. No shows or performances."
Several sources, including a man who claims he watched the show from within the box, have confirmed Ms McCartney was a paid stripper.
He claimed another patron paid Ms McCartney to attend and she was offered double pay "if she got naked and cheered in front of everyone".
It comes as the Melbourne Cricket Club launched an investigation into the incident.
The 26-year-old flew to Melbourne from her Gold Coast home for footy's biggest day and explained that after a big session drinking she just got carried away.
McCartney escorted from the ground by police. Source: Supplied
Pictures of McCartney's routine flooded social media and sparked anger among AFL fans. Picture: Hamish Blair Source: News Corp Australia
But sources told the Herald Sun that McCartney, who goes by the name Eva Darling and has worked for FHM, Playboy and Zoo, was paid to strip
In a Hawthorn scarf, McCartney watched the game from the comfort of a corporate box believed to be owned by a prominent Melbourne building firm.
After, she got her kit off, shocking nearby patrons, landing her in jail and earning her a $300 fine.
STRIPPER FINED OVER NAKED ROMP IN CORPORATE BOX
"It was a bet: I said if Hawthorn win, I'm getting naked. They won, and I got naked," she told the Herald Sun. "What a f---ing day, it was great."
One man who claimed to be in the box said McCartney was hired to attend and promised double pay if she "got naked and cheered in front of "everyone".
During her out-of-control antics, she kicked and punched police who tried to arrest her, attacking one with a high heel and biting another on the finger. "F--- off, I don't have to tell you anything, you f---ing retard," she yelled before hitting one officer in the face.
Pictures of McCartney's routine flooded social media and sparked anger among AFL fans.
AFL Fans Association spokesman Brian Clarke said he was disgusted by the return of the "blokey culture" to AFL.
"It's a disgrace. It's the people's game and it's for families," he said. "This goes against everything the AFL has been trying to achieve. I hope the AFL come down hard on those who were behind this."
McCartney strikes a pose. Source: Supplied
Spokesman Patrick Keane said the AFL had been unaware of the incident on the day.
"But the behaviour was completely unacceptable to occur at an AFL game. The MCC is investigating further, and the AFL will await further information."
MCC spokesman Shane Brown said it would work with Victoria Police and the client to establish the circumstances, and appropriate action would be taken.
"From the evidence available, we are very disappointed ... and are taking the matter seriously."
shannon.deery@news.com.au
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