A lawyer who ditched her office job to sell topless pictures online says her raunchy new career doesn't put dates off.
Jazmen Jafar, who is dubbed a Kim Kardashian lookalike because of her hourglass figure, found out about OnlyFans when she was about to graduate from law school in the US.
The 5ft model first used the adult platform to fund her buying a pair of £560 Dolce & Gabbana designer heels before she embarked on her legal career.
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But six months later, the 28-year-old decided to quite her 9-to-5 and started nude modelling – since raking in £800,000.
And the Iranian star says her OnlyFans lifestyle hasn't impacted her love life.
"People are generally supportive and for me if they're not, then that's perfect because that means that we're not going to be a good match," she said.
"I think it's really great that I started this single and I'm open and upfront about it so I can weed out people that have an issue with it.
"I haven't been in a relationship while I was doing it but if problems arose down the line, I would be like 'well you knew when we started dating that this is what I was doing'."
Most of her content are topless pictures and occasionally nudes, but never "super-explicit stuff".
In a video she posted on TikTok, she is not shy to show off her curves to clap back at people saying "I know someone who has disappointed their parents more than you".
And she added that most people she mixed with are "okay" that she is doing what she is doing.
Jazmen continued: "I haven't been in a relationship while I was doing it but if problems arose down the line, I would be like 'well you knew when we started dating that this is what I was doing'.
"I'm happy that I started when I was single for that reason."
The "fun-sized" model hasn't ruled out returning to law at a later date and, if does, she plans to help sex workers to achieve her successes – which include buying a "really nice home with a pool".
"I know my work would 100% affect my legal career if I ever wanted to go down a traditional path again," she added.
"It doesn't mean I can't be a lawyer but I would be in a position where I'm advocating for sex workers or working at a place that is more progressive on these issues.
"I probably have more limited options available to me now that I've taken this route because obviously there are firms that are not going to like it.
"It's not going to match their vision or company values, but they're places I don't want to work anyway."
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