A woman has made more than £250k (AUD 500k) on OnlyFans in the last year thanks to a rare condition - that has caused her breasts to grow six bra cup sizes.<br /><br />Pamelia J, who didn't wish to reveal her real name, suffers from gigantomastia, a rare condition which causes rapid and excessive breast tissue growth.<br /><br />Since she was diagnosed in March 2022, her breasts have grown from a J cup bra size - to an O cup in 14 months. <br /><br />Pamelia, 27, began using OnlyFans in January 2018 before she developed the condition. <br /><br />At the time, she made an average of £31k (AUD 17k) per year on the subscription-based platform.<br /><br />Since her breasts grew, Pamelia's OnlyFans earnings have multiplied and she made more than £250k (AUD 500k) in the last year. <br /><br />Pamelia, who is lives in Melbourne, Australia, said: "Because it's such a unique niche, it's really amplified the amount I make on OnlyFans. <br /><br />"I made 500,000 AUD the last fiscal year and I made about 17,000 AUD a year before."<br /><br />In January 2022, Pamelia realised her chest was growing rapidly as she had outgrown her most worn bra and she was suffering from back pain.<br /><br />Pamelia's GP suggested her issues were due to the heaviness of her breasts and referred her to a surgeon who diagnosed her with the condition.<br /><br />Gigantomastia is a very rare condition that causes rapid, excessive breast tissue growth - which caused Pamelia to go from a J cup bra size to an O cup in just eight months.<br /><br />In January 2022, her bust was 100cm, seven months later she had grown to 114cm.<br /><br />As of today (10/05), Pamelia’s chest measures 139cm - causing her massive physical and mental discomfort.<br /><br />Pamelia said: "It causes me back pain, shoulder pain and just pain all over."<br /><br />She also struggles to find clothing to suit her bust as there are limited options for bigger busted women, especially if they don’t want their cleavage on show. <br /><br />Pamela said: "I have to buy my clothes in plus-size shops and they aren't for people like me.<br /><br />"There are lots of clothes and styles that I can't wear because they're too revealing and make other people uncomfortable. I get a lot of looks."<br /><br />Gigantomastia can be caused by a range of factors including hormonal changes, medications, and autoimmune diseases, but Pamelia’s cause is currently unknown.<br /><br />She also suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) so is undergoing testing to see if the two conditions could be related.<br /><br />Despite how lucrative her condition has been, Pamelia is planning on getting a breast reduction next year and would like to reduce her size by about half.<br /> <br />There is a chance that her breasts could grow back to their current size after the reduction, but she is looking forward to having some of her discomforts eased.<br /><br />Pamela said: "The money has definitely been something that has played on my mind but I'm sure that mentally and physically it's the best decision.
