Love Island winner Jessica Hayes’ told to “keep smiling” as bondage porn past …
July 25, 2015 by admin
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Love Island winner Jessica Hayes has been reposting messages of support after her porn past was revealed.
The reality star was told to “keep smiling” on Friday, after more footage and images from Jessica – who used the name Anna Jeffries – emerged online.
One message the 22-year-old retweeted read: “keep smiling babes, jealous hating only makes you stronger! past is past, who cares your true ones still love you for you.”
A photo posted by Jessica Hayes (@miss_mae_x) on Jul 15, 2015 at 2:43am PDT
In one X-rated photo, Jessica was seen bound by her hands and feet as she lay on a bed in her lingerie next to another actress as an unidentified man. In another, she is wearing a ball gag with her hands and feet still bound.
The shoot was alleged to have taken place in November last year.
Last week it was all smiles as she romped to victory on Love Island alongside her man Max Morley, but her porn past was revealed as a new video came to light.
The glamour girl stripped topless in an X-rated video that was published online, when the red-head went under the name of Anna Jeffries.
While the 22-year-old was celebrating with former cricketer Max at the show’s wrap party on Thursday night, fans were left shocked by the news.
“No way Jess off love island is a porn star the scruff,” one fan tweeted.
The Lady Voyeurs clip shows Jessica strip off her top to reveal her naked breasts as she encourages a man to pleasure himself with a sex toy.
The X-rated footage can be seen telling the man: “I’ll tell everyone you have sex with a machine if you don’t show me how it works.”
Jessica’s film, which lasts 14 minutes and 30 seconds, is called Anna Jeffries f****** machine humiliation XXX”, and was posted on an adult site on April 29th before she appeared on the ITV2 show.
Since both choosing ‘love’ on the show and scooping £50,000 between them, Jessica and Max have been spending time together.
A photo posted by Max Morley (@maxmorley77) on Jul 23, 2015 at 12:13pm PDT
Tonight, Max shared a loved-up photo on Instagram as he posted: “Wrap party with my rabbit”.
We have contacted representatives for Jessica and ITV for a comment.
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You Won’t Find These Gorgeous Bras In Victoria’s Secret — But You Should
July 24, 2015 by admin
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Finding a bra that fits is tough. Finding a bra that fits when you’ve had a double mastectomy at 28 can be nearly impossible.
Popular lingerie stores specialize in the latest shapes and colors but tend to fall short when it comes to suitable options for those who have had mastectomies due to breast cancer. Dana Donofree was one such woman, finding herself with few options as a cancer survivor in her late twenties.
So she started AnaOno Intimates, a line of lingerie designed for women who’ve had surgery related to a breast cancer diagnosis but still want something that can make them feel beautiful. The company soft-launched back in the fall and is rolling out a formal debut this summer.
After surgery, Donofree told Mic in an email, “I felt a loss of identity and a loss of my ‘sexy’ self, and every day was a struggle, not only physically, but emotionally … Finding a bra that resembles what we wore before cancer changes everything, from attitude to confidence to the clothes we wear.”
But it’s not an easy find. Despite the fact that over 200,000 American women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015, and despite the fact that 93% of early stage patients and 75% of late-stage patients will get surgical treatment, mainstream stores like Victoria’s Secret don’t carry so-called “survivor bras.”
Part of the problem, as Victoria’s Secret reported after researching the process, is that post-op bras are “truly a science.” As Elisabeth Dale wrote in the Huffington Post,
“It’s not just the scar tissue or individual surgical sites involved, it’s also the size and type of prosthetic a woman buys and wears. Some are heavy or lighter, and they’re sold in numeric sizes, not like alphabet cups bras. To give you an idea of the complexity of this task, [breast care brand] Amoena requires a minimum of 500 hours of special training to qualify as one of their certified mastectomy bra fitters.”
For decades, woman who wanted a mastectomy bra had to order it from a medial supplier or choose from only a handful of specialty boutiques, Dale said.
Now there are more options, but designs are still limited. Donofree told Mic the most common option is a “pocketed” bra, which leaves room in the cup for a prosthetic. But the cup structure doesn’t fit well with the implants many women get after reconstruction, making for an imperfect fit.
AnaOno bras do away with the molded pockets as well as the extra space for nipples, as many women don’t have them after reconstruction, Donofree said. Making breast cups that better fit the typical round shape of implants also helps, she added.
The point, Donofree said, is for women to feel both strong and beautiful again — which was the inspiration for AnaOno’s latest campaign, titled “Never Alone.” The dreamy photos feature models posing as powerful ballerinas brandishing swords that symbolize the battles with illness they’ve overcome.
“It’s a symbol of the fight and the strength these women endured and found during their cancer treatment and as they head back into their lives after cancer,” Donofree said.
At such a young age, women like Donofree have plenty of fight left in them. If mainstream stores like Victoria’s Secret won’t take note, they’ll keep fighting their own way.