JAM JACKPOT
I’m a size 18 mum-of-two & starred on Getting Filthy Rich – I make £15k a month eating jam sandwiches & popping balloons
Plus, scroll down to find out more on the bizarre request Charlotte felt forced to say no to
A SIZE 18 mum-of-two has revealed that she can rake in £15,000 a month through creating adult content.
31-year-old Charlotte Rachel left her job as a business consultant in 2020, and now sells her size 18 content on six different platforms.
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The digital creator, who is from Norfolk, UK, recently starred on the latest series of Olivia Attwood: Getting Filthy Rich.
She appeared on the third episode of the third series of the ITV show, which explores how people around the country are earning a fast fortune in the adult industry.
Loose Women and Love Island star Olivia, 33, was met with the BBW creator, one of the show's latest stars making a killing online for her adult content.
The mother describes herself as the ‘hottest BBW’ - which stands for Big Beautiful Woman.
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She has 111,000 followers on Instagram and claimed that she makes cash simply by making videos of her eating jam sandwiches and jumping on balloons.
Telling Olivia about her fortune, Charlotte confessed: “Being bigger, as a BBW, they like seeing the belly rubbing and jiggling my fat.
“I get a lot of requests for things like jumping on balloons. It’s quite fun.”
And when it comes to the cash Charlotte makes, she admitted that she often rakes in “just shy of £15,000” a month.
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Where Charlotte’s average subscriber is concerned, she expressed they are “99% male” and range in age from 22 to 60.
The body confident Queen is happy with her size, as she claimed: “I like the size that I am. I wear crop tops and shorts in summer.
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"I wear bikinis. I really couldn’t care.”
But Charlotte didn’t always have this confidence, as she was often compared to her glamour model sister.
Despite being told on countless occasions ‘you’ll never be as pretty' as her sibling, Charlotte is now on a mission to prove the haters wrong.
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Eager to show Olivia, who is married to professional Gillingham footballer Bradley Dack, 31, how she makes her money, Charlotte shared: “I need to make some eating [content].
“I really like jam sandwiches, you get it all over yourself.
“I’m gonna eat it and then make some sexy noises in my underwear basically."
And after Olivia prepared Charlotte’s jam sandwiches, viewers saw the model sitting in her bedroom, wearing just a black bra and thong as she seductively ate her sandwich.
Clearly stunned, Olivia stated: “Fans of BBW girls often ask them to partake in sploshing or messy play.
“This additional kink can double the value of the content.”
Being bigger, as a BBW, they like seeing the belly rubbing and jiggling my fat
Charlotte Rachel
But the brunette beauty admitted that there is a line she will draw when it comes to the content she makes.
She recalled: “Someone wanted me to drink a milkshake that was 5,000 plus calories.
“Then he wanted me to wear a tight pair of trousers so that my stomach swelled and I was uncomfortable and would have to undo my trousers.
“He wanted me to do that a couple of times a week.
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"He did offer me a good few hundred per video, but that’s not worth it. I’ll make myself poorly.”
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