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The self-made millionaire has clearly been inspired by the likes of Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova just in time for Wimbledon
Wowza! Chloe Mafia shows us how to bounce those tennis balls
Chloe Mafia certainly aced her tennis outfit as she geared up for a very raunchy practice session.
It looks like the fame-hungry star has picked up a brand new hobby just in time for Wimbledon.
Sporting her favourite diamante encrusted Converse trainers, Chloe’s ample breasts bulged out of her pristine tennis whites.
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Chloe Khan aka Chloe Mafia nearly falls out of her pristine tennis whites
The X Factor reject, who is now a self-made millionaire thanks to her adult webcam business, clearly got tired out after hitting a couple of balls with her racket.
She was seen lying very seductively as she took a break from bouncing balls and her enormous boobs.
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What’s the score Chloe? The X Factor reject distracted everyone with her outfit
Chloe was perhaps trying to channel the infamous ‘Tennis Girl’ shot by Athena but we’re not quite sure the sultry feeling was captured by busty Mafia.
At one point jaws can be heard visibly dropping as the brunette’s giant boobs nearly escaped from her teeny tiny tennis top.
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Chloe seductively takes a break in between playing tennis
The popstar wannabe, who now lives the celebrity lifestyle in LA, gladly puts her bosom on display often sharing pictures on her social media pages.
She recently shared a picture of her working out at the gym in her Converse trainers, but all eyes were on something further north.
Chloe, who recently appeared on the cover of Slovakian Playboy, just about manages to capture her boobs as well as her sporty and super tight gym wear.
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