My Story
Up until last year, I was working as a waitress in a small village in Colombia, earning just 38,000 COP a day, which is hardly $10 USD. Life was simple, but deep down, I knew I was meant for something greater. I made the decision to follow a dream that had always lived inside me to become the best version of myself and finally embrace the doll I’ve always known I was.
I come from nothing, and I mean truly nothing. Just last year, I found out what a microwave was. I’d never felt a warm bath before, and I’ve never been on a plane. To most people, that might sound unbelievable, maybe even childish, but that’s my reality. I literally didn’t realize how much I didn’t have.
I gathered every bit of my savings and even took out a loan to start my journey. It was a huge risk but I was ready to bet everything on myself. I believed I could change my life, and maybe even inspire others too. So I started putting myself out there, talking to people, sharing my story and slowly, everything began to shift.
Just two months in, I applied for a visa to the United States. I knew deep down that if I could make it there, I’d have a real chance to change not just my own life, but the lives of my family and everyone close to me. From that moment on, the waiting game began and I was filled with hope and determination.
I started getting noticed online and met some amazing people who truly cared. Especially the amazing Dahlia Barbie, James & Allan Gilbert who’ve had my back since day one. I can’t thank them enough for helping me step into the spotlight.
After my first major breast expansion, everything seemed to be going great I was growing quickly and feeling confident. But then, one of my implants started leaking due to surgical damage, and I suddenly needed emergency surgery I couldn’t afford. Thankfully to some generous donors (you know who you are) stepped in and covered the costs. I switched to silicone implants, recovered fully, and that bump in the road was finally behind me.
I kept pushing forward, and as you can see, I’m growing. I’ve been exploring so many paths modeling, different adult shoots, and creating YouTube content. I even started documenting my journey of learning English to improve my chances of getting to the United States. I’ve become a total workaholic, driven by the dream I refuse to let go of. I just hope my dedication shows how much I truly want this.
I work hard every single day 18 hour days. Most of my time goes into connecting with my amazing supporters people one who I call Mommy and has been there for me for such along time and the amazing James seals who actually built me this site! along with a few others who prefer to stay private who actively help me chase my dreams. building connections and working to lift me and my family out of poverty.
Along the way, I’ve made some amazing friendships with some amazing models such as Miss Michelle, Dani Skye, AnaKaliyah, Angel Wings, Barbie Bianca, Mandy Martin, Lina Vegas, Allegra Cole, Ava Devine and my BFF Leslie Luxx and many others who help and inspire me.
In this past year, I’ve done 8 surgeries this year. I went through a lot of pain and a lot of discomfort but it was all worth it. I raised over $60,000 to do all these and that was all from my supporters. After I fully recovered from these surgeries, I was able to provide a better life for me and my family, but we are still a long way out of poverty.
Then I got the most heart wrenching news. I was denied approval to come to the United States. That shattered me. Being here in Colombia, I can only go so far with the state of the economy here, and I really had high hopes I’d be accepted to come work in the United States. Then they denied me entry. I crashed out in my place and had such a break down. I was so upset. I did everything right and by the book. I’m not a criminal and I’m not like others that government has deported. Beneath all these surgeries and Barbie esthetic, I’m a genuine soul and just want to do right by the people who love and care for me, and I was denied.
