This OnlyFans star can’t take anymore hiking in Europe

- Jackson Avery

Halli Smith was simply thinking of going for a little stroll with her European friends. But three hours later, the American was disillusioned: not a drop of water, her legs aching and fatigue which was seriously starting to make itself felt. “The American in me is exhausted,” jokes the 25-year-old in a video posted on TikTok. “Don’t trust Europeans when they tell you we’re going for a “little hike.”

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After three hours of walking, the OnlyFans content creator admits to having reached the end of her strength. “I have no more water, my legs hurt… It’s completely crazy,” she says, laughing at the situation. According to several comments published under her video, the American is currently in Sweden.

Take care of your appearance, even when hiking

The difficulty of European hikes is not the only subject that makes Halli Smith react. In another video posted on TikTok, the American questions the criticism aimed at certain women who give importance to their outfit when they go for a walk.

“Why do people get upset when a woman wants to be pretty for walking?” she asks. In his eyes, practicing a sporting activity does not mean that you have to give up taking care of your appearance.

“Men spend a fortune on sportswear all the time and no one finds anything wrong with it. So why should we feel bad because we want to be pretty?”

His opinion divides Internet users. “I have to be beautiful… for nature,” jokes one user. Another is much more critical: “The goal of sport is not to be beautiful in everyone’s eyes, but to be healthy, strong and disciplined. Being beautiful is just a side effect, and that should be reserved for your partner, not the general public.”

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Jackson Avery

Jackson Avery

I’m a journalist focused on politics and everyday social issues, with a passion for clear, human-centered reporting. I began my career in local newsrooms across the Midwest, where I learned the value of listening before writing. I believe good journalism doesn’t just inform — it connects.

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