Eve Black: Melbourne anti-masker revealed as topless waitress and swinger
She first made headlines and invoked fury among Victorians after jumping a coronavirus checkpoint and cackling with joy. But Eve Black’s exotic past has been revealed — and it includes an appearance at Melbourne’s most notorious swingers party.
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COVIDiot, ecowarrior, antivirus conspiracist. Eve Black attracts a lot of labels.
The cackling covid-sceptic also includes topless waitress and dancer in her resume.
We have unmasked several of Black’s other exotic tricks, but they are too rude, even for this column.
Black was dramatically arrested in Melbourne this week, with police smashing her car window when she refused to provide them with her details or step out of the car.
It was Black’s second clash with the PoPo.
Last week she sparked national outrage after uploading a confrontation with officers at a lockdown checkpoint.
Eve, stage name Eden, has Melbourne in a spin. Burning rubber would be more like it.
One happy punter was more than willing to give a review.
“Of all the toppys we’ve had to the house in between lockdowns, Eden was the best.”
For all the innocents out there, we’ve discovered a “toppy” is Melburnian slang for a topless waitress and quite the sought-after entertainment following a boy’s night out at the pub. Or a night in because of COVID.
But it was Black’s performance at the notorious Purr party last October that still has the guests swinging.
Again, for the wide-eyed souls out there, Melbourne’s “Purr” parties have been in operation for around 16 years, catering to the city’s partner-swapping swingers.
Think kinky patrons decked out in fancy dress, electronic music and anything goes, like “anything.”
Last October was the aptly themed Good and Evil knees-up.
Eden, aka Eve Black, was booked to play the role of the Angel for the headline performance. But dancers said organisers felt she was better suited to play the devil, which she did with gusto.
They bumped and grinded to Nine Inch Nails, a song title again too rude to reveal.
Different strokes, for different folks.
We are told even the Melbourne covid sceptics are finding her a little too much of late.
Black is well known as raging against the machine. Voicing her opinions on everything from Trump to vegan shaming on social media. No one seems surprised at Black showboating and uploading her video to gain attention.
But they say she was crying about it later, posting she had lost three kilos and was feeling a little overwhelmed by her unmasking.
A mask is not the only accessory Black feels comfortable taking off.
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