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The "world’s hottest gran" hopes to keep her fans smiling through coronavirus lockdown. To do this, Gina Stewart has made her OnlyFans premium content free to those who donate to healthcare workers.

She uses the platform to share saucy photos with her followers. For her latest set, she grinned widely as she flaunted her cleavage in a latex bodysuit.

The 49-year-old is also using OnlyFans to communicate with those who are feeling lonely. She hopes this will prevent people from feeling isolated and down.

Gina told Daily Star Online: “There are so many lonely people that I respond to on my OnlyFans – people that live alone. “Especially these days because of the social isolation.

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