The host of ‘La Casa de los Famosos’ (The House of the Famous) is one of the most known Mexican television personalities, however, Yanet Garcia is the sensation of the moment.

The weather presenter has an OnlyFans channel, but she also spoils her Instagram followers from time to time.

She posted a photo in white lingerie, which along with black and red, is always a color that looks great in underwear.

The combination of black stockings subtly takes away a bit of ‘innocence’ from the image in which white predominates.

The pose is everything, as the angle of the back shows off the curves of the woman body better than any other. In addition, the armchair in which she is seated gives a very intimate tone to the image. The gaze she casts completes the message she wants to convey, showing herself sexy but cautious at the same time.

The Mexican knows which are her best angles and how to take advantage of each pose depending on the figure she wants to show. The back pose is one of the most popular and liked by fans. Whether in bikini, lingerie, at work or in sportswear, Yanet Garcia lets her back be seen.

Who is Yanet Garcia?

Garcia is incredibly popular, having amassed 14.9m followers on Instagram alone which is enough to make her ‘larger’ than the populations of 121 countries in the world.

She’s known for delivering the weather news to Mexican citizens and went viral online for her attractive looks and figure, earning her global attention.

The 32-year-old from Monterrey is a certified health nutritional coach after attending multiple educational courses at Harvard University, she is registered with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York.

Aged just 20, she began her modelling academy in Neuvo Leon, Mexico, and after going viral, she has catapulted her career to new heights. In October 2015, she posed for ‘H for Men’ magazine before appearing in ‘For Him’ in 2017. She has also managed to appear in films, such as Bellezonismo in 2019.

Furthermore, she uses her platform for environmental activism by campaigning for the reduction of plastics and has also advocated for helping families handle the impact of COVID-19.