Stripper Falls Off Pole, Keeps Dancing, Breaks Jaw

Posted on by Diamond Jeune, DI
Genea Sky is a stripper from Texas that became an overnight sensation when her unfortunate experience became a viral video shared by thousands of people. Sky revealed via social media that she suffered serious injuries and will need stitches and surgery.

What We Know:

  • Sky suffered a fractured jaw, cracked teeth, and a sprained ankle. She had recently undergone surgery and her jaw was closed shut.

 

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Today has been a very long day. My surgery went well. My jaw is currently wired shut so please refrain from calling me as of right now and bare with me on replies because my phone hasn’t stopped blowing up. Everyone’s love & kind words have not gone unnoticed whatsoever and it means so much to me that all of you have blessed me and uplifted me in so many ways. I am overwhelmed in the best way by all the support. I was really nervous as this all started blowing up because people are cruel and this is a very sensitive time for me. But I never imagined so many people would stand behind me in a situation like this and that has outweighed all the negativity by far. I am beyond grateful for you all. I am in a tremendous amount of pain but i am ready for this road to recovery so I can get back to my life. I will continue to update everyone over the course of my recovery but thank you once again for EVERYTHING 🙏🏽

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  • Several people have shared the video making jokes about it. One, in particular, is no other than Mr. Bully himself Power creator 50 Cent. He weighed in saying that Sky must have died and that the nerves are what made her shake afterward. Sky replied by saying that there is nothing funny about her predicament.
  • One of Sky’s friends created a GoFundMe to help pay for medical expenses. So far its raised $13k out of the $20k goal.
  • Since the incident, XTC Cabaret, the club where Sky worked, called the fall an accident and doesn’t plan to remove stripper poles as a result. They advised that they never told her to make the climb.

Eric Langan the CEO of RCI Hospitality Holdings Inc, which owns the club, said that they are looking to help Sky financially and because she wasn’t a full-time employee she is not eligible for worker’s compensation.

 

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