OnlyFans model Lauren Drain Kagan has focused on her own love journey since leaving the Westboro Baptist Church, notorious for its “homophobic pickets” cult. She has found self-love through fitness and encouraging others to get in shape.
The 37-year-old wrote a book about his experience in the Church and his own healing journey called “Banished: Surviving My Years in the Westboro Baptist Church.” In addition to being an author, Lauren Drain Kagan is also an Instagram model and fitness guru.
Lauren Drain Shows Off Her Booty On A Boat
Instagram | Lauren Drain Kagan
The OnlyFans model lives it up as she parties on a boat, even driving around wearing a bright green thong bathing suit, leaving her booty on full display.
“Captain Lauren??✈️,” he captioned the video, showing Drain in the driver’s seat as the boat flew through the water. Her long blonde hair was blowing in the wind, while her rear was on full display, folded over a white leather chair.
Fans immediately took to the comments section to share their thoughts. One user wrote, “Captain Lauren!! Hahaha love it so much. It’s so beautiful out there!” another said, “You can be my captain any time!”
A third read, “Loving this!??,” while one of her followers stated, “Such a Doll ❤️.”
Lauren Drain Opens Up About Her Time With The Church
Instagram | Lauren Drain Kagan
As previously reported, Lauren Drain grew up as a member of the Westboro Baptist Church, which is known as an evil cult for its “homophobic pickets.” The now model and fitness influencer was first brought into the organization by her father when she was just 14 years old. However, as he grew older, he realized he did not agree with the Church’s beliefs, so he decided to leave the Church and start his social media career. However, he lost his entire family because the 37-year-old did not have the support of his family as he thought he would for leaving the church.
“I struggled in the first six months. The first month was very difficult. I didn’t want to go originally. I’m not ready. It is a great sacrifice to leave the family. I miss my family so much. I love them so much. I feel like I’m letting them down, that I’m embarrassing and embarrassing,” he said Glamour. “I struggled because that was my family and my life for seven years. It was a big part of my teenage and college years. I am not ready to give up my family.”
The 37-year-old decided to write a book titled “Banished: Surviving My Years in the Westboro Baptist Church” to discuss his experience in the Church and bring awareness. Speaking to Glamor about her book, Lauren Drain Kagan explained what made her realize she needed to leave the Westboro Baptist Church.
“I know there is a verse that talks about not judging. And I also know some verses that talk about you should judge, but judge fairly…I know there are these conflicting verses, and I want to know how we’re going to justify it because we’re too judgmental. That’s an example of how we don’t get the full answer,” he said.
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