VIDEO: Teacher Fired for Twerking!

Twerking has become more and more popular over the last couple of years. Women from all corners of the world are doing it and there are even twerking contests! However, not all of them end up pretty neat.

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This primary school teacher was fired after winning a bikini twerking contest in Mexico.

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A primary school teacher lost her job after this video of her twerking on holiday 400 miles away from her school in a skimpy bikini went viral.

The 24-year-old said she was forced into quitting her job after footage of her grinding on top of a judge and thrusting her cleavage into his face during a beach dance competition was spotted by parents.

The explicit display took place while she was on an Easter break in Cabo San Lucas, a popular holiday spot in Baja California – a 15-hour drive from the school in Ciudad Obregon in the northern Mexican state of Sonora where she had taught for three years.

Encouraged by her friends, she agreed to take part and ended up winning and claiming the top prize of £185 ($260) with her sexy moves to the Daddy Yankee reggaeton hit, ‘Rompe’.

However one of the videos taken by onlookers ended up going viral after being posted on a local Facebook news site – and reaching shocked parents who registered an official complaint.

Last night the teacher, named only as Miss Clarissa in local reports, blasted her former employers at the prestigious fee-paying Cumbre del Noroeste Institute and said they should ‘get with the 21st century.’

She told Mexican newspaper Reforma, where she identified herself as Carla: ‘I knew there were mobile phones but I never imagined this would go viral and anyway, I’m not doing anything bad.

‘It was a dance competition, something like this doesn’t define me as a person, it was my free time and we’re in the 21st century.

‘It’s not something to be afraid of, I’m not naked, I’m not having sex or taking drugs or disrespecting anyone.’

She said upon returning home, she had received dozens of friend requests on Facebook from male fans and was called to a meeting with the school head Leticia Valle and a lawyer who proposed she resign to ‘cool things down’.

She added: ‘Someone identified me a teacher as the video reached more and more people and immediately related it to my work and published photos of me with my pupils. They didn’t give me any other option at my school than to resign. I felt I was being attacked and put under pressure. I didn’t know what else to do apart from leave as quickly as I could.

‘I’m a human being like everyone else and at times people believe your profession defines you and you don’t have a life outside of your job, that you don’t have friends or family or free time.’

A spokesman for Mango Deck Restaurant Bar & Beach Club, the beach bar which organised the dance competition, said participants had been warned they could end up on the Internet.

Adriana German, deputy director at Cumbre del Noroeste Institute, insisted she had resigned for ‘personal reasons.’