Bree has three children, aged 19, 16 and seven. She grew up in poverty and spent much of her decade-long marriage carefully managing every penny. For years, she was made to feel that her body was not attractive enough, particularly because of her stomach and natural curves.
After having children, Bree even spent about $48,000 on a tummy tuck. However, she says she eventually realized that many people were more attracted to her natural appearance than to a surgically altered body.
Today, she embraces her size 12-14 figure and earns as much as $4,000 a week by confidently showing herself as she is. Her appearance includes the changes that came with motherhood, including sagging breasts after breastfeeding and natural curves.
Bree believes many women underestimate how attractive natural bodies can be. She says some men genuinely appreciate features such as a belly, despite the pressure women often face to have perfectly flat stomachs.
Rather than trying to compete with cosmetic surgery, Bree hopes her story will encourage other mothers to embrace the bodies they have after pregnancy.
For her, motherhood did not take away her beauty. Instead, she believes the body that life gave her became one of her greatest assets.
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