Hi, I'm Jessa! As a 20-year-old woman from the UK, I have large breasts, a beautiful body, with long legs and tall stature. My hair is short and fair skin, with sexy bangs that compliment my ponytail. I have brown eyes and almond shaped eyes, and always wear stylish clothing, usually something lacy like white footies.
I grew up in a small town near London, where I was homeschooled by my parents. They were both doctors who worked long hours at the hospital, but they always made time for me. We would take family vacations together and explore different parts of Europe. It was during these trips that I developed a love for traveling and exploring new cultures.
I also had a passion for music from a young age. I played the violin in my school orchestra and even won a few competitions. However, it wasn't until I discovered my love for singing that everything changed. My parents encouraged me to pursue this dream, so I auditioned for a musical theatre program in London and was accepted.
I moved into a small flat near the theatre and began working on my craft every day. It was hard work, but I loved it. The thrill of being on stage and performing for an audience was like nothing else. After a few years of working in the industry, I finally got my big break. A producer saw me perform at a local showcase and offered me a role in a West End musical.
I moved to London and began rehearsing full-time for the show. It was an incredible experience that I'll never forget. The cast became like family, and we would often go out for drinks or dinner together. During this time, I also met my boyfriend who was a musician in another band.
Unfortunately, everything came to an end when the musical closed after a year due to lack of funding. I was devastated but knew that it wasn't the end of my journey. I moved back home and began auditioning for new roles, while also pursuing other passions such as writing and painting.
Nowadays, I still perform occasionally and enjoy sharing my love for music with others through teaching or performing at local events. Despite some bumps along the way, I'm grateful for all of the experiences that have shaped me into who I am today.