I’m a mum in the no bra club – I’m proud of my natural bust and hate feeling restricted
AN NHS cleaner told how she’s a member of the No Bra Club as soon as she comes off shift – because she’s so proud of her natural bust.
Cherry Bloom, 41, loves “feeling natural” and hates how uncomfortable bras hold her in.
The married mum, who rakes in thousands from her side hustle as an OnlyFans model, said: “Why would I want to cover up these babies?
“I was given these and I’ll show them off loud and proud.
“And I’m all real. I don’t wear a bra unless I really have to – I just find them so restrictive and uncomfortable.
“I’ll only really wear one under my clothes if it’s a really formal occasion or for my job as a cleaner but as soon as I’m clocked off, the bra comes off.”
Cherry – whose real name is Lisa – also says she frees the nipple when she’s sunbathing at her home in Lanarkshire.
The brunette said: “I like to get a suntan all over and love feeling natural – men can do it without raising an eyebrow, so why can’t we?
“I’ll go on topless abroad on holiday – or even out in my back garden.
“I’m quite happy doing that, I’ve never had any comments from the neighbours – but then again, I do have quite high fences.”
And if anyone has anything negative to say, she’d happily tell them where to go.
She added: “A body is a body and I’ve brought my kids up to feel comfortable in their own skin and not to be shamed by anybody because you’ve been given what you’re given – and you should own it.”
Cherry earlier revealed she’s raking in up to £2,000 a day extra thanks to her side hustle.
The 41-year-old looked for a new money-maker four months ago to help pay bills and put food on the table as the cost of living soared.
After returning from the school run and doing the housework, Cherry gets glammed up and spends the rest of the day texting admirers and posting raunchy snaps online on OnlyFans.
The mum, who earns £9 an hour with NHS Lanarkshire, said: “It’s the most money I’ve made in my life. I don’t know why I didn’t do it years ago.
“My husband knows all about it and is so supportive — we said it would only work if we were both honest and told each other everything.
“I could afford to give up my hospital job but I love it and love my workmates.”