Rhian Sugden has slammed critics of her OnlyFans account, saying she's proud to show off her boobs.
The 33-year-old glamour model made a career out of posing topless on page 3 of national newspapers and in lads' mags.
The blonde beauty was left stunned when she was criticised for signing up to OnlyFans, a subscription based service.
Rhian has been accused of peddling pornography, but lashed out at the suggestions.
She says people have full control over what they post on OnlyFans and that it's much more than just porn that's featured on the platform.
In a statement on Twitter, she wrote: "A lot of people have a lot of opinions about OnlyFans but hardly know anything about it.
"There are so many judgemental Janets knocking about.
"People need to remember, for the last 13 years I have been a page 3 girl and appeared in all the UK lads mags - topless.
"My boobs do not offend me. They have been the biggest part of my career for a long time. A career that was taken away from all the 'glamour girls' back in 2015 when all the lads mags folded."
She added: "OnlyFans is essentially a platform where you share whatever it is you like. There are personal trainers on there, dog lovers, bloggers.. glamour girls and yes, pornstars.
"I have control over what content I want to upload. I've also met some genuinely great people on there too, but most of all I'm able to carry on the job that I have loved doing for the past decade.
"I get a lot of people saying 'why are you on there?' Why not? My bare naked chest will forever be all over the internet and I'm not ashamed of that.
"I'm proud to have been the longest standing page 3 girl and I am very grateful to have built up a fan base that has followed me throughout those years.
"Dont just assume that everyone on OnlyFans is doing porn, Im doing something Ive done most of my life, people need to stop being so surprised by this."
Her fans had her back, pointing out the hypocrisy of it all.
One wrote: "Isn’t it funny how everyone is okay with movies where actresses get topless, but the moment that women try to make money from that it’s somehow a problem"
Another penned: "Well said Rhian, people need to do there research before making assumption and criticising people for doing something there not actually doing or doing what they like."
"The voice of reason, well said," a third commented.
