FOOTBALL : ADA HEGERBERG - - SOCIAL MEDIA BACKLASH AFTER 1ST FEMALE BALLON D'OR WINNER WAS ASKED TO TWERK ONSTAGE WHILE RECEIVING AWARD !
Pro soccer player Ada Hegerberg was asked if she can twerk moments after winning a prestigious award pic.twitter.com/I8wTVNHf6e— NowThis (@nowthisnews) 4 December 2018
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The DJ presenter asked the first ever women's #BallonDor winner, Ada Hegerberg, to twerk. Her reaction said it all https://t.co/wzTniR9Sig pic.twitter.com/dV6nrO4sS4— The Guardian (@guardian) 4 December 2018
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Ada Hegerberg became the first woman to win the football Ballon d'Or award - only to be asked if she could twerk. pic.twitter.com/XIaKJpaJBT— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) 4 December 2018
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Ada Hegerberg had just become the first woman to win the prestigious Ballon d’Or soccer prize. Then she was asked if she knew how to twerk. https://t.co/uWkpqYqhuZ— The New York Times (@nytimes) 4 December 2018
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DJ Martin Solveig has explained his bizarre Ballon d'Or "twerk" remark to Women's Ballon d'Or winner Ada Hegerberg.— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) 4 December 2018
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Ada Hegerberg, the first woman to win soccer's coveted Ballon d'Or, used her victory speech to appeal to girls everywhere to "please, believe in yourself."— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) 4 December 2018
On stage, French DJ Martin Solveig asked if she knew how to "twerk" pic.twitter.com/dZfe1hhJko
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Ada Hegerberg is one of the best women in soccer - and yet she faced a sexist comment at the Ballon d'Or awards. pic.twitter.com/iTc8yJIbV3— AJ+ (@ajplus) 5 December 2018
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"I would like to end this speech with some words to young girls all over the world: Please, believe in yourselves," the first ever winner of the Women's Ballon d'Or said https://t.co/wBPYCJ2Fpe— CNN International (@cnni) 4 December 2018
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Ada Hegerberg says DJ Solveig was "really sad" after his 'Twerk' question. pic.twitter.com/t2aLjeVPfC— ESPN UK (@ESPNUK) 4 December 2018
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— Martin Solveig (@martinsolveig) 4 December 2018
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Sincere apologies to the one I may have offended. My point was : I don’t invite women to twerk but dance on a Sinatra song. Watch the full sequence People who have followed me for 20 years know how respectful I am especially with women pic.twitter.com/pnZX8qvl4R— Martin Solveig (@martinsolveig) 3 December 2018
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The first winner of the women's Ballon d'Or Ada Hegerberg collecting her award and being asked if she knows how to 'twerk' pic.twitter.com/kVgH1cuHSm— Football Daily (@footballdaily) 4 December 2018
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Her moment in the spotlight may have been overshadowed by host Martin Solveig's "twerking" comment, but Ada Hegerberg, the first ever winner of the Women's Ballon d'Or, sent a powerful message to young girls https://t.co/Emtf08KjO2 pic.twitter.com/cL0j6H818G— CNN Sport (@cnnsport) 4 December 2018
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Ada Hegerberg reveals DJ at centre of sexism twerk controversy 'was really, really sad' https://t.co/hqWJuoKlja pic.twitter.com/OhZm7ju8PJ— The Sun Football ⚽ (@TheSunFootball) 4 December 2018
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Ada Hegerberg reveals what Martin Solveig said to her after 'twerk' remarks https://t.co/Iwjdc6ABxq pic.twitter.com/YRIPrUnQhs— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) 4 December 2018
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Did Martin Solveig go too far? Ballon d'Or winner Ada Hegerberg doesn't appear to think so...— ESPN UK (@ESPNUK) 4 December 2018
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The Norwegian attacker Ada Hegerberg (23) became the first ever winner of the Golden Ball for women in Paris on Monday-evening. Hegerberg already scored 219 times in 215 matches for its clubs Kolbotn, Stabæk, Turbine Potsdam and Olympique Lyon. With the French top club she won the Champions League three times in a row. - - - AD SPORTWERELD NETHERLANDS.
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