Mother 'banned from fundraising site' over topless pics
A single mother of two is said to be shocked after being banned from a fundraising website for posting explicit pictures.
Tracy Kiss is a former glamour model who decided to offer donors on GoFundMe who gave over £10 a special thank you with a topless shot.
According to the Mirror, the 27-year-old said: "I was shocked when GoFundMe closed my fundraising page because of my controversial photo content violating their terms and conditions, which was a single topless photo that I'd censored by emoji hearts so didn't actually expose anything.
"Bearing in mind a 12-rating in the cinema allows children to view topless images and nudity and simulate sex and violence; I presume the majority of the public using donation sites are well above the age of 12."
She added: "Charity shows such as The Full Monty and Calendar Girls showing men, women and pensioners stripping for charity is well received by the public."
The single mum is hoping to raise a total of £10,000 for a range of charities supporting the disabled, children and firefighters amongst others.
She said: "So long as people keep donating I'm happy to keep the pictures coming because it's for so many worthwhile causes."
On her website, the former model also says: "I give money to support lifeboat charities and food for dogs."
Given that GoFundMe shut down her page, she has now moved her page to the Crowd Funder site and has raised more than £2,500 in total.
GoFundMe is a San Diego based company that provides a platform for people to raise money.
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