A MUM-OF-FOUR who lost her job due to lockdown is now a self-made millionaire – and it all started with a investment for £13,500.
Sara Blake Cheek spent the cash on breast enhancement surgery after her salon ended up shutting down due to the pandemic.
The 32-year-old then started modelling online to make ends meet – before then paying out for the surgery.
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And since then her success has soared, using the cash she made on OnlyFans to invest in real estate.
Sara went from losing her job and business to become a millionaire – and she has even featured in Playboy.
The model is now even launching her own alcohol brand called Sensational Moonshine as she continues her ambitious business ventures.
“I used my boobs on OnlyFans which generated the money to provide this opportunity,” she told The Daily Star.
“So I’m really grateful for my surgeon because I invested in a £13,500 boob job and have made millions that I’ve invested in real estate and now for my own liquor company.
“After getting the cover of FHM and then Playboy I knew the sky was the limit. And getting all the hate for being a successful model and OnlyFans creator from your everyday cookie cutter people just gave me more ammo.
“I wanted to create another source of income and I wanted it to be one that brings the majority of people together.”
Sara has even appeared on ESPN as a sport broadcaster as she’s found both business success and fame.
It’s completely changed our lives, good and bad
Sara Blake Cheek
She said: “My goal has never been to prove anyone wrong. I really don’t care what people think.
“It does highlight my versatility that I’ve been successful in a multitude of industries from modelling to sports.
“I’m driven but I’m also building relationships with people who personally know who I am versus what the Karens and trolls think based on a picture of me online.”
And while some have criticised her move onto OnlyFans, with her even being banned from attending her children’s sports games, she remains proud of what she has achieved.
“It’s completely changed our lives, good and bad,” she said.
“I get people in my everyday life who are so hateful they cuss me out in the hockey rinks in front of their kids for simply existing and I get women that go out of their way while I’m out to take a picture with me because I inspire them.”
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