“Jeopardy!” contestants are recognized for their intelligence and knowledge in various fields, but fans believe there is one contestant who has something special.

Fans of Anji Nyquist, one of the winners of the popular game show earlier this month, have described her as both intelligent and attractive.

Her win on July 5 prompted a discussion with her Instagram followers about her experience, but some of the questions went off-topic.

She said, “I did an ‘ask me anything,’ and many people asked, “Would you do an OnlyFans show?”

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The request was flattering, but it is not my style,” she replied, making it unclear whether she thought it was really lovely to be invited to join the typically racy website.

There are going to be some lovely people, as well as some creeps. I have been receiving direct messages from random men.”

As a result, she has been receiving comments such as “You’re so beautiful” and “You’re the hottest contestant ever,” which she considered to be “so dumb.”

“Jeopardy is about your ability to perform in a given situation,” Nyquist asserted. The event was not what Nyquist expected, she said. She did not respond immediately to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

She was also surprised by the size of the set. As a longtime “Jeopardy!” fan, she revealed that the stage is much smaller than expected.

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“The contestants and the board are not that far apart,” she stated. “Moreover, you are not far from Ken [Jennings], a hero of mine.”

“In my second episode, when he told me a little bit about me, I was in tears.” Jennings seems to be the show’s most popular host, as countless comments have been made about the show’s other host, Mayim Bialik, needing to be better at filling the shoes of the late Alex Trebek.

Nyquist also discussed her cat’s growing popularity. She informed Jennings on her second episode of the game show that she has a cat named NAZ REID, his name being derived from the Minnesota Timberwolves player NAZ REID (she emphasized the need for all letters in the name to be capitalized).

Since she filmed the episode in May, Naz Reid just signed a big contract, so there was a lot of Naz Reid news the week my episode aired.”

More touchingly, she explained why she holds “Jeopardy!” in such high regard. “When my father was suffering from dementia, I lived with him and took care of him,” she said.

“When James Holzahuer was on his run, we would watch together,” she described one of the most famous and successful players ever.

Whenever James got them right, my dad would cheer when he did the ‘all in’ motion. Now I am a member of that family.”

As Nyquist concludes her “Jeopardy!” account, she states, “There was negativity, but I learned a lot about myself, and now my cat has more followers online too.”