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Texas Thighs’: Parents Rake In $350,000 By Sharing Mom’s Explicit Photos And Videos On OnlyFans

A couple in Texas says they make $350,000 a year by selling her explicit photos and videos on OnlyFans

The 38-year-old mother of two and her 41-year-old husband launched “Texas Thighs” last year to help make more money.  She says she lost family members and friends over her new career.

But she insists that “leaning into her sexual side” doesn’t make her a bad mother, and instead, helps her set an example of empowerment and strength.

She added that the family is flourishing under their mother’s newfound fame:  “We have been on more vacations during this time than all of our years together combined.”

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