Overview

• Hazell says every topless shoot left her deeply embarrassed and filled with shame.
• She began at 17 after winning The Sun’s 2004 Page 3 search, which launched her glamour career.
• She publicly called the work empowering to preserve a male fan base despite privately feeling mortified.
• Payments were sometimes as low as £250 per shoot, which she still describes as life‑changing at the time.
• She says a sex tape sold by a former boyfriend 'tipped the scales,' with her last Sun appearance in 2009 as UK tabloids later ended topless features.