I never thought a random scroll on XXBRITS would lead me down a rabbit hole of sports, sass, and unexpected confidence. But that’s exactly what happened when I stumbled on Astrid Wett’s profile.
At first glance, you see the glitz of social media—photos, cheeky captions, maybe a football shirt or two. But once I looked closer, I realized there’s more to her than followers and fame. A lot more.
Who is Astrid Wett?
I’ll admit, I didn’t know much about her at first. But here’s the basic: Astrid Wett is from Portsmouth, and she’s not just another face online. She’s built a reputation by being upfront, bold, and very, very real.
She’s a die-hard Chelsea fan, and I mean the kind who lives and breathes the game. I’ve seen her post reactions after matches that made me laugh out loud. Whether Chelsea wins or flops, she’s there—loyal and loud.
Her Sports Side Isn’t Just for Show
When I found out she started boxing, I was surprised. I wasn’t expecting it. A lot of people online just talk about fitness or post clips hitting a bag once. But Astrid? She went into the ring—literally.
She had her first match in 2022 and won. Then she came back and won again. She didn’t just try boxing for attention—she trained, showed up, and actually delivered. I saw parts of her training on social, and it looked brutal. No filters. No glam. Just sweat and work.
That’s when I started paying real attention.
What XXBRITS Showed Me
Now, if you haven’t checked out XXBRITS, it’s one of those places where you’ll find people you don’t usually see in the spotlight. Not just the polished ones, but real voices—edgy, raw, and unfiltered. Seeing Astrid featured there just made sense.
They didn’t just show the glammed-up side of her. They pulled back the curtain a bit—talked about her past, her struggles during the lockdown, and how she rebuilt her identity online. I didn’t expect to connect with her story, but weirdly, I did.
Especially when she mentioned starting out as a beautician, losing work during the pandemic, and having to figure out a new way to earn. I went through something similar with my freelance work, and that kind of shift shakes you.
She didn’t cry about it—she adapted.
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Not Just a Social Media Star
I used to think influencers were just people who danced on TikTok and posted food pics. Watching Astrid made me rethink that. She runs her content like a business, understands her audience, and knows exactly what she’s doing.
She’s on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram—everywhere. But what makes her interesting is that she doesn’t hide behind filters. She’s often messy, sometimes brutally honest, and other times just plain funny. It’s refreshing.
I once saw her take on internet trolls with the same calm you’d use to order coffee. No drama. Just facts. That confidence? You can’t fake it.
Why People Actually Like Her
It’s easy to write off online personalities as all the same, but Astrid stands out for one big reason—she actually seems to enjoy what she’s doing. Whether she’s talking football, throwing jabs in the ring, or joking about her own life, she owns it.
And I think people are tired of the perfect personas. They want someone they can laugh with, argue about football with, or just watch as she messes up and laughs it off.
That’s Astrid. She’s a little chaotic, but in a way that feels honest.
Final Thoughts (But Not Saying “In Conclusion”—I Promised)
If you’re like me and you judged her too quickly, maybe give her content a second look. Whether or not you’re into boxing or Chelsea or TikTok, there’s something about her that keeps you curious.
I’ve learned that not everyone on a platform like XXBRITS is just trying to go viral. Some are out here doing the hard stuff—reinventing themselves, chasing passions, and standing their ground when it’s easier to blend in.
And Astrid Wett? She’s not blending in anytime soon.