'Hot gran' defies haters who say she's too old to twerk in skin-tight clothes

31 July 2023 , 18:38

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'Hot gran' defies haters who say she's too old to twerk in skin-tight clothes

A grandmother who likes to twerk in skin-tight clothes on TikTok for fun says cruel trolls tell her she is "too old" to be doing it.

American mum-of-three and grandmother Jennifer Lynn enjoys flaunting her curves on the popular social media app and says her children are not bothered, as they are all grown up with kids of their own.

But that does not stop the haters who like to leave nosey comments and ask her what her kids think of it all.

Jennifer likes to don short shorts or skin-tight dresses made by Kim Kardashian's Skims brand, and film herself twerking in the kitchen or posing. One video shows her shaking her rear end while scrubbing her oven hobs.

One troll responded: "What do your kids say about what you do on the internet for likes?"

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Jennifer knows just what to say (TikTok/jennifer_lynn_s)

Jennifer will not be deterred (TikTok/jennifer_lynn_s)

Jennifer, who posts on TikTok under the username @jennifer_lynn_s, responded in a video, saying: "I don't know, which one do you want me to ask? Do you want me to ask the 24-year-old, the 25-year-old or the 29-year-old?"

In another clip the tattooed gran dons a tight-fitting sultry red Skims dress and replies to a troll who told her, in all capital letters, "LMAOO TO OLD TO BE ACTING LIKE THIS." [sic]

She replied: "No sweetheart, I'm not, and that extra O it goes there."

But it is not all hate, as the gran who will not let her age stop her from flaunting her curves online says her TikTok account has racked up more than 360k followers and over two million likes from people who love her look.

One person wrote: "Don’t listen to the haters you’re fine and you’re OK don’t worry about them. And you’re not too old."

Another commented: "I’d hope that their proud how good mom looks." [sic]

"Omg tell her it’s not her business what you do you are old enough and keep rocking girl love it," a third added. [sic]

A fourth said: "That person was meant to say your to fine to be acting like that." [sic]

Kirsty Card