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Scottish Sun
27-05-2025
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- Scottish Sun
Glamorous futsal player who was sacked after OnlyFans posts now earning 100 TIMES more selling adult content
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A FORMER futsal player was booted out of her club for posting raunchy snaps on OnlyFans. But she now reveals she is making 100 times more than what she earned during her playing days. 7 An ex-futsal player was booted out of her club for posting raunchy snaps on OnlyFans 7 But she now makes 100 times more than what she earned during her playing days 7 Marcela Soares was sacked by Pelotas after club officials discovered her side hustle 7 Marcela was told she had brought the club into disrepute Marcela Soares was sacked by Pelotas - a Brazilian futsal team located Rio Grande do Sul state - when club officials discovered her side hustle saying she had brought the club into disrepute. Marcela told NewsX: "I love futsal, it's my passion forever. But I can't stay somewhere that tries to control who I am outside of the game. "I never stopped being the athlete I always was, and I never disrespected the club. But I was told I was setting a bad example for children." However, Marcela's new avenue gave her more "freedom and financial independence". The 21-year-old added: "I was judged, excluded and I felt betrayed even by other women. "But I also gained something: freedom and financial independence. Today I feel stronger." Marcela used to make a mere R$550 (£71.55) per month, which barely covered her travel costs to training. But after just four weeks on OnlyFans, the model says she netted R$55,000 (£7,155). Marcela said: "It's sad but I leave the sport with a clear conscience. "If I'd had this financial return from sport, I would never have left it." Mexico's sexiest fan and weather girl poses in bra and dressing gown as she celebrates four years on OnlyFans Marcela counts a whopping 241,000 followers on Instagram alone. 7 Marcela used to make a mere R$550 (£71.55) per month 7 But after just four weeks on OnlyFans, Marcela says she netted R$55,000 (£7,155)
The Irish Sun
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Glamorous futsal player who was sacked after OnlyFans posts now earning 100 TIMES more selling adult content
A FORMER futsal player was booted out of her club for posting raunchy snaps on OnlyFans. But she now reveals she is making 100 times more than what she earned during her playing days. 7 An ex-futsal player was booted out of her club for posting raunchy snaps on OnlyFans 7 But she now makes 100 times more than what she earned during her playing days 7 Marcela Soares was sacked by Pelotas after club officials discovered her side hustle 7 Marcela was told she had brought the club into disrepute Marcela Soares was sacked by Pelotas - a Brazilian Marcela told "I never stopped being the athlete I always was, and I never disrespected the club. But I was told I was setting a bad example for children." However, Marcela's new avenue gave her more "freedom and financial independence". Read More on Football The 21-year-old added: "I was judged, excluded and I felt betrayed even by other women. "But I also gained something: freedom and financial independence. Today I feel stronger." Marcela used to make a mere R$550 (£71.55) per month, which barely covered her travel costs to training. But after just four weeks on OnlyFans, the model says she netted R$55,000 (£7,155). Most read in Football Marcela said: "It's sad but I leave the sport with a clear conscience. "If I'd had this financial return from sport, I would never have left it." Mexico's sexiest fan and weather girl poses in bra and dressing gown as she celebrates four years on OnlyFans Marcela counts a whopping 241,000 followers on 7 Marcela used to make a mere R$550 (£71.55) per month 7 But after just four weeks on OnlyFans, Marcela says she netted R$55,000 (£7,155) 7 Marcela counts a whopping 241,000 followers on Instagram alone
Scottish Sun
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
I've spent £350 on a reborn doll to battle my empty nest – my hubby is ‘weirded out' by it but it's been life-changing
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A MOTHER has revealed that she has splashed £350 on a reborn baby so that she doesn't get empty nest syndrome. The influencer, who has previously been labelled as a 'human Barbie', is overjoyed with her new lifelike doll, but claimed that her hubby thinks it's 'weird'. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 6 A mother has revealed that she spent £350 on a reborn doll in an attempt to battle empty nest syndrome Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood 6 The influencer sees it as an 'investment' Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood 6 Marcela Iglesias' husband Steve was initially 'weirded out' by it Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood 6 But her son Rodrigo thinks it's 'cool' to have a reborn sister Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood The model was left feeling 'empty' now that her son, Rodrigo, 23, is all grown up. As a result, Marcela Iglesias wanted something she could 'nurture' again. She did her research and came across a reborn doll shop in the UK. While it's helped to satisfy her maternal needs, it's left her husband, Steve, 57, feeling 'confused' and quite 'weirded out'. Marcela, who has 1.2million Instagram followers, told NeedToKnow: 'I've always felt a strong maternal instinct, even after my own children grew up. 'I started thinking about getting a reborn doll when I began to feel a sense of emptiness at home. 'I wanted something to nurture again, without the demands of a real infant. 'I actually discovered them by accident. I was scrolling on Instagram and saw a video of someone holding what I thought was a real baby - but it was a reborn doll. 'I went down a rabbit hole after that, watching videos, reading forums, and eventually looking at artist shops on Etsy. "My husband was a little confused at first and felt a bit weirded out. He has now come around to the idea. I make hyper-realistic reborn dolls with birth defects - they sell for over $1k but my husband thinks they're 'freaky' "He sees how happy the doll makes me." Marcela revealed that she even used photos of herself as a baby to inspire the doll's look. She chose a baby girl, which she has named Sofia, but she is open to the idea of changing the name to Cleopatra. The influencer now spends each day changing her outfits and pretending to feed her tot with a bottle. I saw it as a bit of an investment in my emotional well-being Marcela Iglesias And in the next few weeks, she hopes to take Sofia on walks in a pram. Marcela continued: 'It was a big decision, but many of these dolls are handmade with incredible detail. 'I saw it as a bit of an investment in my emotional well-being. 'Opening the box felt like meeting someone I already loved. What is empty nest syndrome? Empty nest syndrome is a psychological condition that some parents experience when their children leave home, typically for college, work, or to live independently. It's not a clinical diagnosis, but rather a period of grief, sadness, loneliness, or loss of purpose that can occur when the daily responsibilities of raising children come to an end. Common Symptoms involve: Sadness or depression, loss of purpose or identity, anxiety about children's well-being, marital stress (if the couple is now alone together again) and feelings of loneliness. To combat this, some coping strategies including: reconnecting with personal goals, hobbies, or career, strengthening your relationship with your partner or friends, seeking support from other parents or a therapist and/or maintaining healthy but non-intrusive contact with your children. 'I held her for a long time, just taking in the detail and weight. 'It was strangely calming, and I was actually quite emotional. 'It's not exactly like having a real baby - but the motions, the care, and the attention feel very real and comforting.' Marcela, who is originally from Buenos Aires but now lives in Los Angeles, US, explained that her son, Rodrigo, thought the idea of having a reborn sister was 'cool'. It's not for everyone, but for me, it fills a little emotional space I didn't realise was so empty Marcela Iglesias She highlighted: 'Rodrigo thinks it's cool in a weird way and even asked to hold her once, very gently. 'It already has been a life changing experience for me. 'It gives me a routine, something to focus on that feels peaceful and grounding. 'It's not for everyone, but for me, it fills a little emotional space I didn't realise was so empty. 'Whether it's grief, anxiety, or loneliness, these dolls offer a form of comfort that's very real. 'I just want people to understand that for many of us, reborn dolls aren't toys – they're emotional companions.' Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club 6 Marcela revealed that she even used photos of herself as a baby to inspire the doll's look Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood
The Irish Sun
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
I've spent £350 on a reborn doll to battle my empty nest – my hubby is ‘weirded out' by it but it's been life-changing
A MOTHER has revealed that she has splashed £350 on a reborn baby so that she doesn't get empty nest syndrome. The influencer, who has previously been labelled as a 'human Barbie', is overjoyed with her new lifelike doll, but claimed that her hubby thinks it's 'weird'. Advertisement 6 A mother has revealed that she spent £350 on a reborn doll in an attempt to battle empty nest syndrome Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood 6 The influencer sees it as an 'investment' Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood 6 Marcela Iglesias' husband Steve was initially 'weirded out' by it Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood 6 But her son Rodrigo thinks it's 'cool' to have a reborn sister Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood The model was left feeling 'empty' now that her son, Rodrigo, 23, is all grown up. As a result, Marcela Iglesias wanted something she could 'nurture' again. She did her research and came across a While it's helped to satisfy her maternal needs, it's left her husband, Steve, 57, feeling 'confused' and quite 'weirded out'. Advertisement Read more real life stories Marcela, who has 1.2million Instagram followers, told 'I started thinking about getting a reborn doll when I began to feel a sense of emptiness at home. 'I wanted something to nurture again, without the demands of a real infant. 'I actually discovered them by accident. I was scrolling on Instagram and saw a video of someone holding what I thought was a real baby - but it was a reborn doll. Advertisement Most read in Fabulous 'I went down a rabbit hole after that, watching videos, reading forums, and eventually looking at artist shops on Etsy. "My husband was a little confused at first and felt a bit weirded out. He has now come around to the idea. I make hyper-realistic reborn dolls with birth defects - they sell for over $1k but my husband thinks they're 'freaky' "He sees how happy the doll makes me." Marcela revealed that she even used photos of herself as a baby to inspire the doll's look. Advertisement She chose a baby girl, which she has named Sofia, but she is open to the idea of changing the name to Cleopatra. The influencer now spends each day changing her outfits and pretending to feed her tot with a bottle. I saw it as a bit of an investment in my emotional well-being Marcela Iglesias And in the next few weeks, she hopes to take Sofia on walks in a pram. Marcela continued: 'It was a big decision, but many of these dolls are handmade with incredible detail. Advertisement 'I saw it as a bit of an investment in my emotional well-being. 'Opening the box felt like meeting someone I already loved. What is empty nest syndrome? Empty nest syndrome is a psychological condition that some parents experience when their children leave home, typically for college, work, or to live independently. It's not a clinical diagnosis, but rather a period of grief, sadness, loneliness, or loss of purpose that can occur when the daily responsibilities of raising children come to an end. Common Symptoms involve: Sadness or depression, loss of purpose or identity, anxiety about children's well-being, marital stress (if the couple is now alone together again) and feelings of loneliness. To combat this, some coping strategies including: reconnecting with personal goals, hobbies, or career, strengthening your relationship with your partner or friends, seeking support from other parents or a therapist and/or maintaining healthy but non-intrusive contact with your children. 'I held her for a long time, just taking in the detail and weight. 'It was strangely calming, and I was actually quite emotional. Advertisement 'It's not exactly like having a real baby - but the motions, the care, and the attention feel very real and comforting.' Marcela, who is originally from Buenos Aires but now lives in Los Angeles, US, explained that her son, Rodrigo, thought the idea of having a reborn sister was 'cool'. It's not for everyone, but for me, it fills a little emotional space I didn't realise was so empty Marcela Iglesias She highlighted: 'Rodrigo thinks it's cool in a weird way and even asked to hold her once, very gently. 'It already has been a life changing experience for me. Advertisement 'It gives me a routine, something to focus on that feels peaceful and grounding. 'It's not for everyone, but for me, it fills a little emotional space I didn't realise was so empty. 'Whether it's grief, 'I just want people to understand that for many of us, reborn dolls aren't toys – they're emotional companions.' Advertisement Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club 6 Marcela revealed that she even used photos of herself as a baby to inspire the doll's look Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood 6 She claims that her reborn doll has given her a routine and something to focus on Credit: Jam Press/@marcelaiglesiashollywood
