Lauren Drain is known as a New York Times Best Selling Author, a registered nurse, a certified personal trainer, and a fitness model.
The 37-year-old also tends to share steamy photos of herself to her social media, grabbing the attention of her 4 million followers, and her latest post is no different.
Lauren Drain Spreads Legs For Steamy Photo
The New York Times Best Selling Author shared a new post to Instagram, which left her fans speechless. Lauren Drain can be seen wearing a tie-dye thong and matching crop top, paired with thigh-high white boots. She is squatting as she poses with her legs spread, as she seductively looks into the camera.
“WOW a photo! Do we still like these?,” she asked in her caption before adding, “P.S. Its 115 degrees in Vegas where I live right now Ooooo Weeee! 🥵.”
Fans were quick to take to the comments section sharing their thoughts. “Outstanding 🙌🔥,” one user wrote while another chimed in with, “Beautiful image, everything perfect 😍 including the wall in the background…, you are everything that would make any dream come true.”
While one user hilariously pointed out, “Reminds me of the 1990’s HUSTLER issue with Jenna Jameson in the same pose but PEEING (mid flow peeing).”
And close friend and UFC ring girl Arianny Celeste commented, “Go offfff queen! 🔥🥵.”
Lauren Drain On Becoming A Fitness Model
Lauren Drain never thought she would become a “fitness model” — in fact, she admits it was never her intention.
“About three years ago, I let the fall and holiday seasons get the best of me. I was unhappy with what I saw in the mirror and I felt even worse, so I decided to make a change for the better,” she admitted. “I finished my first Paleo challenge with motivating results that led me to research aesthetic competition shows (lots of YouTube asking around). Finally, I decided to bite the bullet and signed up for my first bikini show. I got a coach and trained my butt off for 14 weeks straight before I stepped onstage, and it was far from easy.”
During that time, Lauren Drain says she was working 13-hour night shifts at one hospital, and per-diem at another because she had to make up the cost of the show and coaching. Despite all of that, due to her hard work and determination, she ended up placing 9th out of 30+ contestants.
“From that point forward, I was hungry for a pro card,” she admitted. “The next week, I entered a show in Canada (six hours away) in two divisions. My husband picked me up from work after a night shift on the day before the show and drove to Canada while I, still in my scrubs, slept in the back seat. He delivered me to the athletes meeting with minutes to spare. I placed 3rd in Bikini and 5th in Fitness – but no pro card. After training for a total of six shows in 12 months, while still working nights, I won my 5th show and earned my pro card.”