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Amazonian Charlie bullied over her height now makes fortune

Amazonian Charlie bullied over her height now makes fortune
Published 2 years ago on Feb 27, 2023

Amazonian Charlie has revealed how she rakes in £60k a month as an internet star and TV presenter.

The 6ft 5ins Babestation presenter moved to Teesside to pursue her new career, after previously working in hospitality just to make ends meet.

She had a realisation that sparked change: "I woke up one day and realised I don't want to work 60 hours a week for the rest of my life completely underrated, underpaid, and exhausted - I was going nowhere fast.

"So I decided to make [a] career out of something that I have always had, which is my height.

"My height is a niche - I've not actually met a female taller than me to be honest!"

Charlie Mill, 27, said she is now in a "very stable" position, thanks to her new pursuits.

She spoke of her journey in embracing her height and her experiences with bullying as a child.

Charlie said people would constantly comment on her size and she even moved schools three or four times as a result.

The model said she often felt like the "odd one out" when with her friends.

She explained: "It was something I would always try to hide. I would slouch, I wouldn't be who I actually am."

But she is now a daytime TV presenter for Babestation, a sure sign her insecurities didn't hold her back from success.

Charlie said: "Now it's a very nice feeling to know that I make a substantial amount of money out of being different whereas back then to me it was something that I struggled with."

She also revealed she uses social media, in particular OnlyFans, for private sales.

She said: "I think the most that I have made solely from an OnlyFans account in one month off the top of my head was over £60,000. [My wage] fluctuates- people think that it is easy to do something like this.

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Amazonian Charlie has revealed how she rakes in £60k a month as an internet star and TV presenter.

The 6ft 5ins Babestation presenter moved to Teesside to pursue her new career, after previously working in hospitality just to make ends meet.

She had a realisation that sparked change: "I woke up one day and realised I don't want to work 60 hours a week for the rest of my life completely underrated, underpaid, and exhausted - I was going nowhere fast.

"So I decided to make [a] career out of something that I have always had, which is my height.

"My height is a niche - I've not actually met a female taller than me to be honest!"

Charlie Mill, 27, said she is now in a "very stable" position, thanks to her new pursuits.

She spoke of her journey in embracing her height and her experiences with bullying as a child.

Charlie said people would constantly comment on her size and she even moved schools three or four times as a result.

The model said she often felt like the "odd one out" when with her friends.

She explained: "It was something I would always try to hide. I would slouch, I wouldn't be who I actually am."

But she is now a daytime TV presenter for Babestation, a sure sign her insecurities didn't hold her back from success.

Charlie said: "Now it's a very nice feeling to know that I make a substantial amount of money out of being different whereas back then to me it was something that I struggled with."

She also revealed she uses social media, in particular OnlyFans, for private sales.

She said: "I think the most that I have made solely from an OnlyFans account in one month off the top of my head was over £60,000. [My wage] fluctuates- people think that it is easy to do something like this.

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