Kristina Parks Fernandez, 42, was left by her husband and became responsible for raising their three kids on her own — but getting into bodybuilding saved her in more ways than one.
“That pushed me to dive deeper in bodybuilding which led me to the life of muscle fetishes, which took me to OnlyFans,” she said of her camera work.OnlyFans is an online, subscription-based service
However, the mom maintains that she doesn’t do many strange requests, like breaking things, smashing fruit, or showing herself nude below the waist. Growing up in Cali, Fernandez admitted that she was bullied as a child. When she turned 8 years old, she decided to turn to going to the gym to create what she called “a suit of armor.”Although she likes to show off her muscles on OnlyFans, she doesn’t do anything too explicit.mdwfeatures/@tina_trapqueenShe explained that she “frequently forgot to eat” and would binge eat and drink, sometimes consuming over 3,000 calories in one day.
“Once I started my journey to get into shape I was addicted to seeing results and feeling the best I ever had,” she explained. “All my insecurities were slowly diminishing.”
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