A military wife and mother-of-two who hasn't worked in years is making more than $5,000 a month by selling sexy - and sometimes nude - photos of herself online.

Summers VonHesse, a 30-year-old stay-at-home mom from Nevada, posts her racy photos and videos on Patreon, a website that allows creators to run a subscription content service, and strangers pay various sums of money to see footage of her in swimsuits, lingerie, or even nude.

'I've never had a "real job" since I got married eight years ago. Being able to contribute in my house feels really nice,' Summers told Yahoo Beauty of selling the images of herself, which are often taken by her supportive husband.

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Strike a pose: Summers VonHesse, 30, from Nevada, sells explicit photos and videos on Patreon, a website that allows creators to run a subscription content service

Side job: The mother-of-two makes more than $5,000 a month from the site's users, who pledge anywhere from $5 to $50 a month to see racy footage of her

Making it work: 'I've never had a "real job" since I got married eight years ago,' Summers said. 'Being able to contribute in my house feels really nice'

Summers started showing off more and more of her postpartum body on her Instagram page back in November, and after racking up over 100,000 followers, she was inspired to start making money off fans who wanted to see even more of her figure.

The mom, who has a five-year-old daughter and a two-year-old son, posts images and videos of herself on her Patreon page, and the site's users pledge anywhere from $5 to $50 a month to see the sexy footage of her.

The more money they are willing to pledge, the more content they are able to get access too.

Although she is making quite a bit of money with the side job, Summers said they don't really need the extra income, she just enjoys doing it.

Hot mama: The stay-at-hom mom has a five-year-old daughter and a two-year-old son

Positive message: Summers, who also shares nude photos of herself, wants her children to grow up to love their bodies

Popular: Summers earned more than 118,000 Instagram followers after she started showing more of her postpartum body online

Ironically, a couple years ago Summers was constantly bashing her body, and she never truly believed her husband when he said she was 'beautiful'.

It wasn't until she started following other body-positivity advocates who show off figures similar to her own on their personal Instagram pages, that she realized her husband was telling the truth.

In one of her recent posts, Summers candidly spoke about her struggle to love her 'flabby stretched out loose skin belly'.

'Short of having surgery it's there to stay,' she explained. 'The biggest part of my journey to self love was that f**king flabby stretched marked pouch thing I have.'

Back in the day: Just a few years ago, Summers was ashamed of her body and didn't believe her husband when he told her she was beautiful

Change: Summers realized her husband wasn't lying after she started reading the positive comments posted on the pages of other Instagrammers who have bodies similar to her own

Great idea: Summers decided to start showing off her own figure on Instagram, and after she earned over 100,000 followers, she was inspired to try and make money off it

Summers' stunning pictures are mostly taken by her husband, who is in the military and is supportive of her posting the images online because he is proud of her beauty.

The wife told Yahoo Beauty that her husband 'knows how men are', and they sometime spoke fun at the 'weird comments' she gets on her pictures.

When asked about how she would feel if her two children followed in her line of work, she stressed that 'the human body is a beautiful thing, and there is nothing to be ashamed of'.

'I want them to love their bodies, and if they wanna profit from sharing images, then I would be fine with that,' she said.

Looking glam: Summers said she would be fine with her two children following in her footsteps

Trademark look? Recent Instagram pictures see Summers drinking a beer and wearing cowboy boots while posing naked outside

Frolicking outside: Summers stresses that posing nude is 'not a sexual thing' for her; it is something she truly enjoys

Doing her own thing: 'I'd rather walk down 5th Ave naked than try to look sexy. Sexy doesn't come natural to me,' she recently wrote on Instagram

Summers took to Instagram on Wednesday to share a photo of herself drinking a beer outside wearing nothing nothing but a cowboy hat and cowboy boots.

In her post, Summers explained that she often sees the phrase 'nudity is not porn' thrown around in support of nudity, but she noted that 'porn is not evil either'.

'I'm trying hard to straddle a thin line with my page. Representing the natural enjoyment nudity brings me. It is NOT a sexual thing,' she explained.

'On the flip side of the coin, I think as a society we have this huge problem with sex. We demonize it, while at the same time sexualizing everything. So I explore my sexuality as well.

True love: Most of Summers' pictures are taken by her supportive husband, who is in the military and is proud of her beauty

Finding confidence: Summer has admitted that she struggles to love her 'flabby stretched out loose skin belly'

Good cause: Summers wants to use the money she is making to open up a horse rescue

'I'd rather walk down 5th Ave naked than try to look sexy. Sexy doesn't come natural to me,' she added. 'Allowing yourself to explore natural desires is OK. It is OK to let men think your SEXY. It doesn't make you a hoe.

'It doesn't diminish your self worth. It makes you in tune with something f**king basic.'

According to her Patreon page, Summers now has over 500 patrons and is making $8,695 a month. In her profile, Summer explains that she wants to use the money to turn her life-long dream into a reality.

'It is my dream to set up a horse rescue, first and foremost. This was little more than a crazy idea that would never happen a year ago, but with y'all's support it is going to become a reality,' she wrote.

'I cannot even begin to explain to those who choose to support me how much it means to me. Know you are making a dream come true.'