Reality star who made £38k selling farts is hospitalised

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Reality star who made £38k selling farts is hospitalised after suffering from heart attack symptoms.
Reality star Stephanie Matto from 90 Day Fiancé started her business on a whim. She had no idea that the product would be so popular. She made a staggering £38k selling jars of her farts to her fans.
The 31-year-old initially “thought it’d be a hilarious publicity move that would get a lot of people’s attention.” The business idea started to make money though and she was fulfilling plenty of orders each week. The fart jars were selling for around £750 but she began to have chest pains and believed that she was suffering from heart issues.
Speaking to Jam Press Stephanie explained: “I thought I was having a stroke and that these were my final moments. I was overdoing it.”
The hospital put her through a rigorous series of tests before they discovered that the issue was caused by her diet.
Stephanie revealed: “I remember within one day I had about three protein shakes and a huge bowl of black-bean soup.”
Stephanie has had to change her business plan as doctors suggested she take medication to suppress her farts.
Commenting on her previous business Stephanie said: “I decided to do it on a whim after people requested it a few times. As luck would have it, once I put the jars up for sale they began to sell like hotcakes.”
“I honestly could not believe the demand. I think a lot of people have this fetish in secret.”


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