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Amber Hayes (Instagram Star)

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Compassionate Artistic Intuitive Gentle Wise Musical Empathetic

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1994-02-28
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She’s an Instagram model known for her bold and provocative selfies, which have helped her amass over 600,000 followers on the platform. In addition to her success on Instagram, she’s also a widely recognized figure on Snapchat, where her engaging content continues to attract a large audience. Before she rose to social media fame, she spent her early years in Greensboro, North Carolina. Eventually, she made the move to Miami, Florida, in pursuit of new opportunities. She also has a younger brother who’s a part of her personal life away from the spotlight.

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She’s had an interesting career stint as a VIP waitress at IVY Nightclub in Miami, which definitely adds to her vibrant personality. A lot of the photos she shares on Instagram highlight her toned torso, often in quite bold and eye-catching ways. Besides that, she loves to get creative with cosplay, and one of the standout examples is when she dressed up as the slave Leah character from “Return of the Jedi.” It’s just another way she expresses herself and connects with her audience.

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