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22nd September 2022
01:54pm BST
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The loved-up pair welcomed their son, Oliver, three, on 26th December 2019, and now they make up to £10k a month sharing their life on social media - despite receiving hateful comments from trolls.
Mum-of-one Sienna, who lives in Weybridge, Surrey, said: “People call me a ‘golddigger’ and say George should think about his health.
"I noticed when I was much younger, all my friends were into gym guys with six packs, I always preferred larger guys.
“We want to break the stigma around different sizes in relationships and you don’t have to change yourself to find love or to be happy.”
“We absolutely love our lives and have built a life for our son we never believed could be possible."
The couple spend three hours a day creating content and in a good month will make up to £10k on their social channels.
Before launching their careers on social media, Sienna worked full time as a personal trainer and George was working as an actor.
They upload on average three videos a day - most content involves George eating topless and responding to hateful comments from trolls.
The parents spend all day every day together while their son is at nursery and are best friends - not just husband and wife.
“I have been in the UK for four years now and it is my home, I can’t imagine going back to Australia and I haven’t been back," Sienna said.
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Trolls will often say George has gotten bigger and needs to lose weight.
“George’s weight doesn’t stop him doing normal stuff, he can still go shopping and is an amazing dad to Oliver," Sienna said.
Despite the hateful comments the couple have built a community of supporters and have nearly one million followers.
"People have sent us death threats and have even threatened to rape me, it's horrible," added Sienna.
Sienna said: “Now it’s our job, we focus on the positives and even when we get hateful comments, we get more views, more ads and more brand deals so we don’t take it to heart.”
George added: "I don't see myself as being different to a normal size person.
"If I was fat it wouldn't be looked at twice. There's so much judgment because I'm bigger, yet men who like curvier women don't receive any hate."
"People can't stand the fact a fat man has an attractive wife
"It breaks my heart that people attack others online just for being different."
"I genuinely couldn't care less. You're not going to achieve anything through being horrible.
"I think people have started to realise that being nasty gets them nowhere as I have started to receive less hate online."
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