Women’s AFL star is caught in a disgusting act on her footy show after losing a grand final bet

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Richmond AFLW star Sarah Hosking has left viewers stunned when she vomited into a bucket during a footy analysis show after losing a grand final bet.

Hosking, 28, this week appeared on the Tagged podcast – and in stomach-churning scenes, threw up after attempting to eat an oyster as the price of her lost wager.

The Tigers midfielder failed to eat a solitary oyster on camera – and it is safe to say she won’t be ordering the delicacy at a restaurant anytime soon.

‘If Hosko ain’t playing this week, we know why,’ one footy fan posted on X.

Before her losing battle with the oyster, Hosking stated ‘she was a little bit nervous’ after ending up on the wrong side of the AFL grand final stake with Collingwood star and co-host Sarah Rowe.

‘Believe it or not, I rigged the bet,’ she said.

‘You [Rowe] wanted Sydney to win … so selfishly I wrote down two Brisbane strips … knowing you would chose the Lions, so I stitched myself up.’

Sarah Hosking co-hosts Tagged with Collingwood star Sarah Rowe (left)

Sarah Hosking (left) is pictured with her twin sister Jess after a recent West Coast Eagles game

The loser had to complete a blind taste test – and Rowe chose oysters for Hosking to eat.

Hosking made her AFLW debut with Carlton in 2017 before shifting to Richmond ahead of the 2021 season.

Her identical twin sister Jess is on the books of West Coast.

Before Jess signed with the Eagles, Sarah – who is a minute older – stated it would be strange not to play alongside her sibling this year.

They were inaugural AFLW players with the Blues before moving to the Tigers.

Now they are rivals after Richmond didn’t extend Jess Hosking. 

‘We grew up in the womb together, we’re roommates, everything. I’m shattered. I’m shattered for Jess and I think she is as well,’ Sarah said before her sister moved to Perth.

‘As sisters, naturally you want to play together. ‘It [West Coast] is an opportunity now for Jess. 

‘She’s still got a s***load of footy ahead of her and she’s really excited to see whatever that next chapter is.

‘One of her biggest strengths is connection. I look at what she could do to help connect a young team, or one of the establishment team, or whoever it is. 

‘I just know that she’s got so much more to offer.’