Jailyne Ojeda Ochoa is an American model, social media star and fitness enthusiast who became famous by sharing pictures of her curvaceous body and massive derriere on her Instagram profile. She has more than 13.9 million followers on her Instagram handle. She also has 16.5 million fans on TikTok and 248K subscribers on YouTube. As a model, she has appeared in commercials, magazines and promotional nightclub events in Arizona. She was featured in the music videos for songs like “Tus Lagrimas” by Alfredo Olivas and “Chemistry” by Nroc Leoj. She has launched her own clothing line, “Snatched by Jailyne”, which mostly include tight suits for women. She was also a brand ambassador for the Fashion Nova company.
Jailyne Ojeda Ochoa aspired to become a model at an early age and began sharing her pictures on Instagram, which attracted a lot of attention particularly because of her voluptuous appearance. The pictures she uploaded on her profile were turned into memes, both positive and negative, and were widely shared by people, including some celebrities, which gave her more exposure. The experience taught her that “all publicity is good publicity”.
In a YouTube video titled “I FINALLY OPENED UP”, uploaded on March 25, 2020, Jailyne Ojeda Ochoa opened up about her plights as she grew up attracting unwanted attention due to her figure. She mentioned that she attained puberty early at the age of 10 and was bigger than her peers, making her easy target for bullies. It became more difficult in middle school as her body matured. She recounted one particular experience when she was asked to stay behind after class by a teacher who advised her to wear loose clothing to cover up her body. In the meantime, girls of her class who were jealous of her told her waiting father that she was late because she was making out with a boy. After the chat with the teacher was over, she learned that her frustrated father had left without her, and to make matters worse, she was nearly raped as she was walking back home. In the comment section of the video, she mentioned reaching out to some of her school-mates to come out in a YouTube video after someone corroborated her statement that she received a lot of hate in school.
