Online star raking in $40k a month thanks to 32 litre breasts
A Melbourne accountant turned online star says she loves her “giant” 32 litre breasts – and is even considering going bigger.
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A woman who ditched her accountant day job to become an adult content creator online is now raking over $40,000 a month – all thanks to her 32 litre, 4.5kg breasts.
Jazmyne Day went under the knife in 2018 and again in 2020 so she could finally have the “boobs of her dreams”, which has shot her to stardom online.
The 28-year-old said that despite people saying they look “ridiculous”, she loves her new physique and encourages all women to pursue the body of their dreams, no matter what anyone says.
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“I’m aware that this look isn’t for everyone, and that’s fine” Welsh-born Jazmyne said.
“I certainly don’t think everyone should go this big, but for me it’s everything I ever wanted.
“My life is entirely different since I got my XL implants. It’s made me an incredibly confident person.
“My OnlyFans skyrocketed after I got my new boobs. I’ve just hit $US30,000 ($A43,400) earnings a month.”
Las Vegas based Jazmyne, who lived in Melbourne before moving to the USA in 2020, was a natural D-cup before her surgeries, and now has M-cup breasts that together weigh 4.5kg.
The content creator began her fitness journey back in 2017 in a bid to lose weight and feel better about herself.
She managed to drop 32kg and gain 9kg of muscle through diet and exercise, but despite slimming down, she dreamt of having bigger breasts.
“I always wanted to have a slim athletic look with big boobs” she said.
“I never liked how deflated my natural breasts looked, and really wanted to get them done.
“I had my first augmentation in 2018, and was happy but wanted to lose a bit more weight.
“So, after that, I worked hard to get that toned and muscular physique, before biting the bullet.
“I got my XL breast implants in 2020. They are 2250cc’s (cubic centimetres of volume) and I’m now an L/M cup size.”
Before getting into adult content creation, Jazmyne was studying to be an accountant.
But getting her implants changed all that, and she decided to pursue a different career path.
“I hated accounting, but I thought it was what I was supposed to do,” she said.
“I never had a passion for it. I always felt repressed, like I had to be this serious business woman.
“It meant I couldn’t wear pink, I couldn’t embrace my feminine side.
“When I decided enough was enough, I quit my job and went to Australia, and I’ve never looked back.”
Although Jazmyne says the feedback from her fans is mostly positive, she also gets a lot of hate about her body.
“The majority of people are nice, but there are some that have negative things to say,” she said. “They think I look disproportionate, that the look is too extreme and that it is ridiculous.
“I get it, how I look won’t be to everyone’s taste, and that’s okay.
“You have to live your life for you, and can’t control what others say.
“If they have a problem with how you look, that’s on them.
“If you want to achieve a certain look for yourself, then I say go for it. You can’t live your life for other people.”
Despite already having 32 litre breasts, Jazmyne says she would eventually like to go bigger.
“Boob greed is real,” she said.
“I don’t have any concrete plans, but it is something I want to do in the future.
“I had my bum done earlier this year, and I also want to go bigger with that.
“We will see what happens, but for now I’m the happiest I’ve ever been.”
Originally published as Online star raking in $40k a month thanks to 32 litre breasts
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