RHIAN Sugden has surprised her fans by launching a card business.
The famous model, 36, has designed a series of funny and rather rude greeting cards, which she is now flogging online.
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Rhian, who is known for being one of The Sun’s best loved Page 3 girls, has revealed her creations have been flying off the shelves.
Sharing a picture of some of the very cheeky designs, she told her followers: “Day 2 of my new little biz @whatshesaid.co.uk 💜
“I’ve already sold out of most of my designs. (Especially this one you pervs 😏).
“Feeling very, very overwhelmed with the support I’ve had so far. It really means a hell of a lot. Thank you 💜.”
As well as gracing The Sun’s Page 3, she has also appeared in lads mags including Zoo, Nuts and Maxim.
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In 2010 she appeared on Celebrity Big Brother, and has continued to have a huge fan base by sharing lingerie snaps online ever since.
Last year, Rhian revealed that she was struggling with walking and in pain because her boobs had grown so big that she was suffering from agonising backache.
She opened up about the painful reality of having a 34F chest, which causes her to have a “hunched over” posture.
Rhian told the MailOnline that the unbearable pain meant she was tempted to go under the knife for a breast reduction.
“I have always been quite lucky because my mum is slinky so I’ve got good genes, but all my weight goes to my boobs,” she explained.
“It isn’t necessarily a bad thing but right now my boobs are so big that it’s unbearable to walk.
“I want to go to the gym to sort my posture out because I am hunched over all the time. I would love a nice B or C cup.”
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