A Facebook fan page for Axelle has accumulated over 230,000 likes and upon her arrival back to Belgium, the attractive teen set up a Facebook page of her own that has over 19,000 fans.
Axelle filled her page with photos from her trip to Brazil - rooting for Belgium dressed in the country's paraphernalia, enjoying the beach in a bikini, and funny photoshops.
But one photo Axelle posted was unlike the rest - a picture of her holding a rifle, proudly sitting behind what appears to be a dead gazelle she shot while hunting.
The caption read: "Hunting is not a matter of life or death. It's much more important than that..this was about 1 year ago...ready to hunt Americans today haha."
Fans were immediately outraged by the image. Realizing the post may be offensive, Axelle changed the caption to read simply: "this was about 1 year ago..."
When fans didn't let up, Axelle responded to the criticism in the comments of the post Wednesday night:
By Thursday morning, Axelle's entire Facebook page had been deleted.
L'Oreal has not returned our request for comment, but a video Axelle shot for the cosmetics company is still up on their Facebook page.
The video's description states: "Discover the beauty secrets of the most beautiful supporter of the World Cup!"
