OnlyFans Model Lauren Drain Takes Plunging Selfie As Chest Pops Out Of Top

Fitness and OnlyFans model Lauren Drain Kagan has been focusing on her self-love journey since leaving the Westboro Baptist Church, known for being an evil cult due to its "homophobic picketing."

Most recently, the Instagram model shared her selfies, grabbing fans' attention.

The OnlyFans model posed in a black leather skirt, allowing her legs to be fully displayed. She paired the dress with a bronze front-tied crop top, which her chest practically popped out of. Her long blonde hair is straightened as she is seen smiling from ear to ear, bending over for the selfie.

"Mama can selfie still 😏," she captioned the post.

Fans immediately took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the post, writing things such as "Adorable photo..love how tan you are already before summer..you look awesome Lauren..✌️😘💕🤘🍾❤️👌😋🍷🥂🍾" and "Hot babe 🔥."

Others speculate something is happening between Drain and her husband as they ask, "What happened to your man?" and "What happened?"

A few weeks ago, Drain shared a Reel to Instagram of herself in tears, being extremely vulnerable with her fans, but her caption had some concern. The video was of her in a car, as she looked out the window and then at the camera before tears started pouring down her face.

"When life feels so heavy, and you feel like it's trying to break your spirit – and the people you love the most didn't check on you," she wrote in the video.

And she added, "This is as real as it gets. My life right now. God protect me," in the caption.

Although it is unclear as to who Drain is referring to in her caption on her most recent post or when she posted the Reel a few weeks ago, she has been open in the past about how she lost the support of her family after she decided to leave the Westboro Baptist Church, which is known for being an evil cult due to their "homophobic picketing."

"I've tried many times to stay in touch with my family," Drain told Fox News. "Unfortunately, my father doesn't give me room to do so. I've tried to reach out to my mother. She's given me some feedback over the years, but not with any of my siblings. … I've done everything I can to reach out to them. I continue to do so."

She continued, "It's just hard because when you get the feedback from your parents that it's not wanted, you're cut off from the family, you're like a black sheep," she continued. "… I continue to hold hope. I always want my siblings to know I'm here for them. I'm always here for them. If they ever want to contact me, I'm here."