Mother with SIZE P boobs claims she was ‘SHAMED’ by a ‘snooty’ teacher for not wearing a bra on the school run – as she rails against ‘jealous’ moms who judge her, claiming they’re terrified she’s going to ‘steal their husbands’

Mum with size S breasts revealed ‘arrogant’ teacher shamed her on school run for not wearing a bra – claiming other mums were jealous she could “steal their husband”.

Lyla King, from Toronto, Canada, regularly goes braless due to the weight of her sagging breasts – including when picking up her children from school.

But the mother-of-three, who is 1.70m tall, claims an unimpressed teacher ‘looked her up and down’ and told her she ‘looked inappropriate’ while glancing lingering on his chest.

The 27-year-old said it was not the first time she had attracted attention at the school gates, as she regularly encountered “disapproving” looks from other mums who fear that she will “steal their husband”.

Defiant Lyla, who has size 34P breasts, has since hit back, claiming she can’t stop seeing her sagging chest and refuses to put her breasts in a bra for everyday tasks.

She recently shared a video of herself sitting in a car with a seat belt shoved into her cavernous cleavage with the caption: “I literally can’t help it.”

Lyla remembers: “One day I dropped the kids off at school and I could see a snooty teacher looking me up and down.

“As I waved them off, she said maybe I should rethink what I wear because I looked inappropriate.

“I just wore a t-shirt and leggings – what 99% of other moms wear.

“I guess the fact that I wasn’t wearing a bra was what made it ‘inappropriate.’ I haven’t seen her since.

The mum continued: “This is the first time anyone has made a comment, but on school runs I regularly get dirty looks just because I’m not wearing a bra.

“On a daily basis, my breasts receive a lot of attention. Normally people don’t say anything, but people are definitely looking at me. They search because they are so big.

“You’d think other moms would understand how uncomfortable bras can be. But maybe they’re just jealous and worried that I might catch their husband.

She said: “Obviously I’m absolutely not after their partners. If it bothers them that much, they should hide their husbands.

“If they’re so offended that I’m not wearing a bra, that’s their problem, not mine.”

Lyla shared that the obstacles she faced, due to the size of her breasts, started when she was young.

“In seventh grade, I went from an A cup to a large C cup by the end of the year. As a child, that was the last thing I wanted. I would have been happier with a flatter chest.

“People were always harassing me because they thought I was going to stuff my bra. It was mostly girls.”

She continued: “Going into high school in the ninth grade, I was in E-cup. I couldn’t wear the bras or clothes I wanted. The bras were also very expensive.

“I had a hard time finding fashionable clothes that fit me well.

“As a teenager, my size was small, but with a larger chest, I should buy a larger size.

“I would buy a large or an extra-large. It hurt my self-esteem.

Lyla explained: “Over the years, as my breasts got bigger, I started to experience symptoms that made me feel even more uncomfortable.

“I considered a reduction when I was younger. When I was 18, I went to see a plastic surgeon for a reduction.

“I had to lose eight to twelve pounds to get one. I did, but I never went back because the thought of surgery scares me.

Over the past few years, Lyla has learned to love her breasts. She now makes money from OnlyFans and is in a happy relationship.

“My partner supports what I do – he’s a big fan of my boobs,” she concluded.