OnlyFans star Sarah Jayne Dunn, 40, shows off her taut abs in a pink sports bra and matching leggings for a morning workout
Hollyoaks actress-turned-OnlyFans star Sarah Jayne Dunn looked incredible as she headed to a morning workout on Monday.
The 40-year-old showed off her taut stomach in a bright pink sports bra and matching leggings as she stepped out in the sun.
She wore a pair of white and gray Nike Air trainers and tied her blonde hair up with a gold hair tie.
Ab-fab! OnlyFans star Sarah Jayne Dunn, 40, showed off her taut abs in a pink sports bra and matching leggings for a morning workout on Monday
Keeping fit: She wore a pair of white and gray Nike Air trainers and tied her blonde hair up with a gold colored scrunchie
Carrying a cup of coffee and a post-workout face mask, Sarah had a big smile on her face.
The TV star had a lovely weekend celebrating her belated wedding anniversary with husband Jonathan Smith.
And it’s been a busy time for Sarah, who has launched her new podcast, Hot and Bothered with Rhian Sugden.
Doing her thing: Carrying a cup of coffee and a face mask after a workout, Sarah had a big smile on her face
She told MailOnline: “Following the success of my Onlyfans account, it seemed like a natural progression to continue the conversation about trust and empowerment and to give people a glimpse into the world of OnlyFans.”
Sarah and Rhian are both successful models themselves – Rhian is a former girl and glamor model and has appeared in men’s magazines such as Zoo, Nuts and Maxim.
Sarah was sensationally fired from Hollyoaks in a row for OnlyFans when she refused to give up her X-rated money-making subscription account.
Love it! The TV star had a lovely weekend celebrating her belated wedding anniversary with husband Jonathan Smith
Buddy: And it’s been a busy time for Sarah, who has launched her new podcast, Hot and Bothered with Rhian Sugden
She explained how she’s been struggling financially during the coronavirus pandemic and wanted a stable form of work that she could rely on.
When asked if it was worth it, Sarah said, “Yes, is the short answer. I didn’t do this on a whim, I thought about it for months before starting. The lockdown is one of the main reasons it’s been difficult for all of us.
“The uncertainty of knowing what would happen after that, would I have a job to go back to? It was difficult financially.
“During that time I felt like I needed something else to do to be creative and in control of it. This is where the thought process came from. It was great. No regret. It changed my life.”
Making ends meet: Sarah shared how she struggled financially during the Corona pandemic and wanted a stable form of work that she could rely on