An OnlyFans model was “shocked” when a super fan got her face tattooed across his whole forearm.
Sara Blake Cheek lived a traditional life in the days before the pandemic. She owned a salon.
However, she is now a Playboy Model who has made millions selling online racy content.
She is gaining popularity as a result of recent meet and greets, but one guy went to great lengths to show his appreciation for this mother-of-4.
Sliding into her DMs, he boasted “I got you tattooed on me” before adding three love hearts.
And reacting to the black and white portrait, Sara exclusively told Daily Star: “Never in a million years would I ever expect to open a DM from a fan telling me they got me tattooed on them.
“When I saw that I thought ‘Is this for real’.” The tattoo was sent to Sara by the man via direct messages (Image by Sara Blake Cheek
Sara and Matt share a 6-acre ranch.
In recent years, her fortunes have changed drastically. She was on the Playboy cover and now she is on ESPN.
She was used to a living month to month but her success has had consequences in her hometown – including being banned from her kids’ sports games to being abused by a religion teacher.
And speaking to us in a previous interview about the stigma she faces, she said: “It does suck in social situations where I have to mingle or meet new parents or attend events at my kids’ school because I am such a social person.
“I have to figure out if people know who I am and what I do and if people are nice my husband and I make bets on how long it’ll last until they find out what we do.
“People think my kids are bullied when in actuality I have the most fun, outgoing, popular kids in school. They are extremely well-rounded and will help anyone they can. The tattoo was a hit with the beautiful mum (Image by Sara Blake Cheek
“Unlike other parents, we tell our kids if someone is being mean and how it is a problem and it’s jealousy. They get a good lesson when seeing how their mum acts and treats others versus how she gets treated.”
Despite all the criticism from parenting peers, her fans make it all worthwhile.
She told us: “I was leaving a hotel in New York recently and had a few fans waiting outside to take pictures with me.
But the 31-year-old, who is from Florida, added: “Things typically don’t shock me in this industry anymore.
“When I was paid $1,500 for my dirty tennis shoes I became numb to everything else until I saw this.
“The tattoo is pretty badass, it looks great. Of course, it’s flattering to me and my husband thinks it’s awesome also.
“I have tattoos and each one means something to me or tells a story.
“It’s an art and someone honoring my beauty doesn’t unnerve me at all. I responded and told him it looks great.”
Sara and Matt live on a six-acre ranch together.
In recent years, her fortunes have changed drastically. She was on the Playboy cover and now she is on ESPN.
She was used to living month to month but her success has had consequences in her hometown – including being banned from her kids’ sports To be played and abused by a religion teacher.
And speaking to us in a previous interview about the stigma she faces, she said: “It does suck in social situations where I have to mingle or meet new parents or attend events at my kids’ school because I am such a social person.
“I have to figure out if people know who I am and what I do and if people are nice my husband and I make bets on how long it’ll last until they find out what we do.
“People think my kids are bullied when in actuality I have the most fun, outgoing, popular kids in school. They’re very well-rounded and will help anyone they can.
“Unlike other parents, we tell our kids if someone is being mean and how it is a problem and it’s jealousy. They get a good lesson when seeing how their mum acts and treats others versus how she gets treated.”
Despite all the criticism from her parenting peers, the feedback she receives from her fans is worth it.
She told us: “I was leaving a hotel in New York recently and had a few fans waiting outside to take pictures with me.
“Those fans turned into a long line of everyone walking by because they recognized me.
“It was incredibly special. I would rather get the stares than be stopped and asked for pictures by a fan. I’m grateful.”
“Those fans turned into a long line of everyone walking by because they recognized me.
“It was incredibly special. I would rather be asked to take a photograph by a fan than receive stares. I’m grateful.”
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