Dana and Nadia Bruna, 30, who live in Miami, Florida, make £20,000 a month by posting ‘belfies’ – bum selfies - of their rounded rears online for their 1.1 million Instagram fans to ogle.
“We have the most famous bottoms on Instagram and the bottom sells a lot,” said Dana.
“We’ve had a lot of work offers because of it. We are the selfie queens and we’ve made a successful business out if it.”
The sisters, who were born in Argentina, decided to boost their already genetically pert posteriors by transferring 3kg of fat from other areas of their body.
Nadia said: “Our bottoms were already fatty.
“We always had bottom - it was never a difficulty to have bottom, but six months ago we did a fat transfer with a really good doctor in Columbia and it has given us a positively perfect one.
“We did the fat transfer because we are vain. We are vain women and the more surgery you have the more you want.”
Dana added: “We were blessed with having a curvy body because of Latin and Brazilian blood, so it’s easy for us to keep the bottom well-toned."
The pair, whose bums measure 102cm each thanks to their love of surgery and bum-boosting exercises, take up to 150 selfies every day.
The cosmetically-enhanced twosome have had over £40,000 worth of surgery for free by advertising the jaw-dropping results on their social media pages.
As well as having their buttocks inflated, they’ve also had three matching breast enhancement surgeries each, lip fillers, porcelain veneers and regular Botox.
The twins are hoping to rake in even more money by selling ‘belfies’ on the Supe app, where users can purchase photographs and short video clips.
Nadia said: “The app is a new concept, similar to SnapChat, but with the sexiest Instagram models where we have to make short videos or take photos, then they have a price.
“It has existed for two months and we are already earning £6,000 per month with the videos.
“Between that and Instagram we make between £10,000 and £12,000 a month each. In total it is around £20,000 together.”
Nadia said she “felt bad” at the beginning and feared she was just a “sexual object for men”.She said: “Now I see it as a blessing and to be honest I am thankful to them – it is a positive thing.
“Even if people don’t believe it, our idea is also to help women be able to lift their self-esteem and to give them a hand too. We can give tips to other women.”
But not everyone agrees with the twins’ attitude and they have received abusive comments online.
Nadia said: “We have had problems with ‘haters’ lots of times. A lot of the time without knowing you they say you don’t have brains.
source thesun uk
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