LIONEL MESSI BLOCKS MISS BUM BUM

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The Miss BumBum Brazil winner helped congratulate footballer Lionel Messi on his fifth Ballon d'Or win with some revealing Instagram snaps wearing the sporting ace's shirt 

Lionel Messi Has Blocked Stunning Brazilian Glamour Model on Instagram

​Lionel Messi's incredible footballing feats have caused people from all over the globe to worship him but it appears one lady's attention has become unbearable. 
Suzy Cortez is a massive Barcelona fan and she was left devastated after the club's striking sensation blocked her on Instagram.
Cortez is a hugely popular glamour model who earned the title 'Miss Bum Bum' after impressing judges in a contest to discover who had Brazil's best derrière, obviously she won. 
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However, Miss Bum Bum has been blocked by Messi on Instagram and ​The Sun are reporting that she has pinned it on the superstar's jealous girlfriend Antonella Roccuzzo.
The model revealed "I was completely shocked when I spotted it. If I could, I would tell her not to be worried about me, I'm just a fan.
"I'm surprised that she isn't more sure of herself - this is such an over-reaction. I only follow about ten people and he was one of them. So when I saw that I was blocked I thought it could only be jealousy.
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"Why would he block me if he has 40million followers? Then I checked her profile and confirmed she had also blocked me."
It's sad to hear that a superstar is acting so coldly towards one of his fans but some of the more risque photos on Cortez's account definitely aren't helping her cause!
Confident Suzy, who captioned the snap: 'Congratulations to the best player in the world', shared it with her 217,000 Instagram followers
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