I’m an XXXXXXL & need 3 plane seats but flaunt myself in leather dresses – men compliment me, sexy comes in all sizes
A PLUS-SIZE travel influencer has defiantly shown off her curves proving sexy comes in all sizes.
Jaelynn, from the US, took to TikTok to show off her XXXXXXL size body and prove she could still pull off a leather dress.
In the clip, the fashion fan wore a V-neck style T-shirt before changing into a tight leather dress.
The sleeveless figure-hugging number also had belt detailing to accentuate her waist.
Over the video, Jaelynn penned: “Sexy comes in all sizes… just watch.”
And it seemed plenty of men and women agreed as they flocked to the comments section in awe of her curves.
One person wrote: “That’s not sexy that’s VERY sexy.”
Another commented: “I bet you absolutely crush the dating market.”
“Stunning,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “SLAY GIRLY.”
But this isn’t the first time Jaelynn has gone viral for her curves.
Earlier this year she divided opinion when she started a petition to give plus-size people a free seat or two on airplanes.
The brunette beauty stated in a video posted to her account @jaebaeofficial that it was super uncomfortable for her to travel on planes because the seats were never big enough.
In one video, she said: “So you wanna hear my hot take on plus size travel and why I think every plus size traveller should get a free second and even third seat on an aeroplane?”
“Let’s just state facts. Plus size travellers need more space, and many people agree that plane seats are too small even for the average size person” she claimed.
Jaelynn claims the current system discriminates against plus size travellers and that it was unsafe to squeeze into one seat.
She added: “As a plus size traveller myself, I know how uncomfortable and unsafe it can be to squeeze into a tiny aeroplane seat.”
“We are not asking for special treatment or luxury accommodations. We simply want enough space to travel comfortably and safely without fear of being discriminated against because of our size,” she explained.
In the clip, she urged followers to sign and share her petition so she could put her demand to the FFA (Federal Aviation Administration.)
But it seemed not everyone was onboard.
One wrote: “‘I’m not asking for special accommodation, just that I get twice the space of everyone else at no additional cost’ well at least you did say hot take.”
“And I should only pay 1/3 of the ticket because I don’t take up the entire seat!” claimed another.
A third queried: “My question is how would the airline know ahead of time when purchasing your ticket?”