A graduate has revealed how she makes $30k a month as a body hair fetish content creator - by letting her body hair run wild.

Business administration graduate Cherry, 25, from Seattle, Washington State, titillates her followers by flaunting her hairy nudes online and refusing to shave.

Videos posted on the social media star's pages show her displaying her bushy armpits, fuzz-covered legs, and thick tufts of black hair covering her bikini region as she shut down haters who tell her to tidy up.

Giving an insight into her day-to-day life, the curly-haired Cherry, 25, from Seattle, Washington State, woke up from her mountain-view hotel room where she mixed work and holiday in Ecuador.

Cherry stretched her arms up, revealing the long strands of armpit hair. She then got up and shot some videos on the balcony for her online pages.

The young social media star, who has fuzz-covered legs and a hairy bikini region, made breakfast with her boyfriend.

She said in the video as she documented her day: ‘In the afternoon, I decided to make a friendship bracelet and filmed a little tutorial on TikTok. I also showed my boyfriend how to make one.' While making loops with the colourful strings, she held with her hairy legs and arms.'

She received multiple interview requests throughout the day, including one from a UK-based magazine.

Cherry prepared healthy meals, including a yoghurt fruit parfait and avocado mac and cheese, as she advocated natural beauty to her followers.

She went to a salon appointment where her nails were done and headed to dinner and a party.

Cherry told local media that she had not shaved in months as her fans paid her thousands of dollars for her to ditch the razor.

She said: 'I realised that there was a market in the sex work industry for hairy girls. My fans started requesting that I grow out my hair everywhere. And as my hair grew, so did my bank account.'

The dark-haired beauty claimed that she earns money each month from adult platform OnlyFans which she uses to travel the globe.

She continues to post social media videos urging women to embrace their own body hair and to not be shamed into conforming with conventional beauty standards.