‘Every Day I Am Taunted by Strangers’: The Inspiring Story of the Woman with the World’s Largest Natural Bre.asts
Annie Hawkins-Turner, known professionally as Norma Stitz, holds a place in the Guinness World Records for having the largest natural bre.asts in the world, measuring an extraordinary 102ZZZ. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1956, Annie’s life has been a complex mix of fame, strength, and emotional struggle.
From a young age, Annie’s life was shaped by gigantomastia, a rare medical condition that causes excessive bre.ast tissue growth. By the age of nine, she was already wearing a 36D bra — a size that made her stand out among her peers and subjected her to constant teasing and isolation.
Throughout her teenage years and adulthood, Annie faced harsh public scrutiny. “Every day I am taunted by strangers,” she once shared, describing the emotional weight of living in a body that attracts unwanted attention. But despite years of ridicule, she refused to hide or be defined by others’ perceptions.
Encouraged by her late husband, Allen Turner, Annie decided to embrace her uniqueness rather than shy away from it. Together, they built a platform that promoted body confidence and self-acceptance, giving her a voice and community that celebrated diversity instead of judging it.
Her journey eventually led to widespread media attention, transforming her into a symbol of empowerment and resilience. She used her visibility not only to support herself financially but also to inspire others struggling with body image to accept themselves fully.
Still, behind her success were moments of deep personal pain. Despite being a devoted mother of two, Annie was unable to breastfeed due to her medical condition — something she has described as one of her life’s most difficult challenges.
Today, with an estimated net worth of over £5.5 million, Annie uses her platform to advocate for self-love, confidence, and body positivity. Her message is simple yet powerful: “I’m not ashamed. This is how God made me — and I’ve learned to love myself completely.”
Annie Hawkins-Turner’s story is a reminder that strength comes from self-acceptance and that true beauty lies not in appearance, but in the courage to be unapologetically yourself.
