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‘I’m back baby’ – OnlyFans model and ex-Charlton star Madelene Wright returns to Instagram with sexy lingerie snap

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MADELENE WRIGHT has announced she will return to posting sizzling social media pics after a short break.

Wright, 24, was axed by Charlton Athletic in 2020 after she filmed herself swigging champagne while at the wheel of a Range Rover.

'Had a little break bur I’m back baby’ – Wright returns to Instagram with a lingerie snap
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'Had a little break bur I’m back baby’ – Wright returns to Instagram with a lingerie snapCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk
The 24-year-old played for Charlton Women before she was sacked
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The 24-year-old played for Charlton Women before she was sacked
She has gone on to make £500k on OnlyFans
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She has gone on to make £500k on OnlyFans
The OnlyFans model posts photos from exotic holidays in the sun
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The OnlyFans model posts photos from exotic holidays in the sun

She claims she has earned around £500,000 since switching careers from football to modelling, with fans paying £24-a-month to see her content on OnlyFans.

And after a six week break from , the bombshell posted a saucy snap.

Wright was wearing a blue lacy number and made sure to include a link to her OnlyFans site.

She captioned it: "Had a little break but I'm back baby."

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The former Addick was sacked by the club last December after the drink driving video emerged on Snapchat.

She previously revealed she still dreams of becoming a professional footballer.

However, it does not yet appear that she has been picked up by a new club

Wright started her career at Millwall, but joined rivals Charlton before being dismissed last year.

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At the time of her dismissal, the footy ace was regretful.

She in interview with SunSport, a heartbroken Wright recalled: “I was young, I was messing around with friends, and I didn't really understand the position I was in and responsibility I had.

"I loved Charlton, my coaches and team mates so the decision left me heartbroken.

"When you play for a football team, they become your family so to step away from that was hard.

"After I was sacked, I started thinking if I would be able to play football again, what level I'd be able to play, and will other teams want me at their club.

"When it all happened, I also understood how many people I had let down.

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"I used to coach at a young girls' academy and the kids looked up to me and always asked me for advice.

"I felt guilty, embarrassed and disappointed in myself that I showed myself in that light."

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