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Donna Simpson wants to be the fattest woman in the world

Donna Simpson is already turning a profit in her pursuit to be recognized as the world’s fattest woman, raking in $90,000 annually from fans who pay to watch her eat online.

The American mother of two, who has the dubious distinction of being the heaviest woman to give birth, earns money from viewers who are willing to see her consume over 15,000 calories each day.

At 44 years old and weighing 317.50 kilos, single Donna is resolute in her aim to gain even more weight, aspiring to reach her goal of 457 kilos and to be crowned the world’s fattest woman.

Her website is profitable, charging about $20 for 30 days of access, allowing her to cover her substantial food expenses, which are around $800 weekly.

The New Jersey mother indulges in massive portions of burgers, chips, meatloaf, pizza, cake, and fizzy drinks, all while viewers watch her enjoy these enormous meals and browse related photos.

Despite her struggles with walking and battling high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes, Donna remains undeterred in her dangerously unhealthy eating habits, disregarding all medical advice.

This 5ft 2in mother, who now needs a mobility scooter for shopping, opts for XXXXXXXL-sized dresses and minimizes movement to conserve as many calories as possible.

Last Christmas, she indulged in a staggering feast that included two 25lb turkeys, two maple-glazed hams, 15lbs of potatoes (10lbs roasted, 5lbs mashed), five loaves of bread, five pounds of herb stuffing, four pints of gravy, four pints of cranberry dressing, and an incredible 20lbs of vegetables.

While seated on her reinforced metal chair, she also enjoyed a lavish dessert along with a ‘salad’ composed of marshmallows, cream cheese, whipped cream, and cookies.

Donna is accustomed to the spotlight, having met her long-term partner and feeder Philippe Gouamba on a dating website catering to plus-size individuals.

However, after their separation, she now relies on her four-year-old daughter Jacqueline to assist her with fetching food to help achieve her twisted objective.

After giving birth to Jacqueline in 2007 by caesarean section with 30 doctors present, Donna is currently seeking a new feeder to alleviate some of the demands on her young child.

by Vandas Voice

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