Woman stop job to breastfeed her bodybuilder boyfriend every two hours

A mum has revealed why she put her job on hold to breastfeed her bodybuilder boyfriend every two hours - two decades after having kids.
Jennifer Mulford is currently 'on a break' from her role as a bartender so she can regularly 'feed' her 36-year-old partner, Brad Leeson.
Because she last give birth 20 years ago, she 'dry feeds' every couple of hours to induce lactation by making her body think she has had a baby.
She also takes pills to increase her milk supply and wakes up to 'feed' Brad during the night - although sometimes he falls asleep attached to her breast.
Speaking to The Sun , Jennifer described how breastfeeding her muscular boyfriend is a 'magical experience' that leaves them both feeling peaceful and calm.
She said: “Nights have been a struggle because Brad sleeps so peacefully but we manage to cope – until he falls asleep latched onto me, which is beautiful."

She added: “I’ve taken a break from my job because I want to devote everything to making this work."
Jennifer, from Georgia, US, said she came across a website for Adult Breastfeeding Relationships (ABRs) when single and was immediately envious.
She said she knew she would be a fan because she had always enjoyed her breasts being touched by her sexual partners, 'more than anything else'.
Shortly after, the mum started speaking about the concept of adult breastfeeding with Brad - a former school boyfriend - to see what he thought.
The bodybuilder was instantly 'curious and excited', particularly because he had always been interested in large-breasted women, she said.
“It was like a light switched flicked in his head," she told the newspaper.
Jennifer said the pair's friendship soon developed into their current relationship, where she 'dry feeds' and pumps her breasts every two hours in a bid to induce lactation.
The mum, who has a 20-year-old daughter, also regularly takes the herbal pill Lactiful and drinks Mother's Milk Tea to enhance her milk supply.
She said Brad, a 'real alpha male' who loves going to the gym in their home city of Atlanta, believes breastfeeding could help him live a healthier lifestyle.
He also thinks other women could be jealous of their close bond, she said.
But despite their attitudes towards adult breastfeeding, the couple do not do it in public - and have only told a number of family and friends.
“I’m not opposed to telling people but I don’t think many others would understand," said Jennifer, adding that she wished she could 'tell the world'.
Many people in ABRs feel that breastfeeding has a strong stablising effect on their partnership, enabling them to experience close intimacy.
Others see it as a form of comfort or stress relief.