Aussie Hottie Jaylie Tori Looks as Spicy, Curvy, and Beautiful As They Come

Aussie Hottie Jaylie Tori Looks as Spicy, Curvy, and Beautiful As They Come

Jaylie Tori Bonow is an original content creator from Western Australia. She is trailblazing her own path as lifestyle influencer. She is a beautiful curve queen who models bikinis as she vlogs her travel adventures. Her motto is “Just out here bloody livin’ in Australia”. She is one of the boldest creators on Instagram, living out loud. Jaylie’s aesthetic is truly intrinsic to the great outdoors, namely the Australian Outback. The authenticity and casual style of her lifestyle blog, make her very relatable to her followers. She is also dedicated to her fans. Jaylie, who describes herself as “As Aussie as they come” Is the genuine article. Her reel is not overly curated and is more of a take me as I am, free spirited, engaging and natural. Her lifestyle content is fearless as well as raw and unfiltered. She is definitely a vibe, and is all about living in the proverbial moment. Jaylie is as known for her curves as much as she is for her adventures, in the outback of Australia. She is a rising star amongst Australian plus sized influencers.

Her jaylietori_bonow Instagram has well over three hundred thousand followers, and features her great outdoor adventures. In her most recent Instagram post she goes exploring the most beautiful waterfall and the lava rock caverns and canyons, as she rocks a bikini, which Jaylie definitely knows how to do. Jaylie has an impact, when she is in her environment, reflecting the wilderness and the beauty of the greater landscape of Australia. Her image and presence are decidedly Australian, and she personifies it’s unique style. Jaylie’s beauty is confident and courageous. She has luminous, oceanic like blue eyes and beautiful blonde hair, full lips and high cheekbones, with bodacious, all natural curves. Her authenticity and self confidence is refreshing, in the time of vulnerabilities that are curated as insecurities, in order to come off as relatable, she is the real thing.

Jaylie Tori Bonow from Australia

She is like the beauty of the Australian outback personified, boldly beautiful, larger than life and truly captivating. Jaylie’s lifestyle content is more like “I woke up like this,” than a curated highlight reel. It is fearless, no excuses and she actually does it and not just talks about it. The aesthetic is not filtered, and perfect and it is giving a “live in the moment” vibe. Jaylie makes one feel like they are also along for the ride. Jaylie has not been without controversy however. In 2024, she grabbed the headlines, but not in a good way. In the video, Jaylie said “I’m in Far North Queensland at the moment and I thought it would be a good idea to get a whole chook and throw it to one of the crocs, and he’s absolutely loving it”. Jaylie had said in response to “you can’t go anywhere near the crocodile,” that she “didn’t go near it and I stayed well away from the bank”. She had posted a content video about what is illegal and expressly prohibited. In Far North Queensland, leaning over the edge of a boat, she had thrown an entire, cooked chicken, which she referred to as a “chock,” in the video, into the Russell River, to feed a crocodile and then boasted about it. It made the rounds of social media instantly. According to ABC news Australia, feeding crocodiles is very controversial because it leads to fatal crocodile attacks. The fact that Jaylie had fed a crocodile right after a fatal crocodile attack on a man in Cape York, was very contentious. He had been attacked by a crocodile, with the animal having to be killed because of it. Video from the area showed that the crocodile had been fed by many people in the area, leading up to the fatal attack. Mr. Kemp said “so that animal had started to associate people and food, and that location and food”.

This prompted Queensland to increase penalties for the illegal feeding of crocodiles. Feeding crocodiles outright carries a $2580 penalty or if prosecuted in a court of law the penalty is $26615. Crocodile conservationists wanted her case to be used as a test for these new laws, which come with stiffer penalties and higher fines. The saltwater crocodile named Clyde, who lives on the banks of the Russell River at Babinda is famous in the area and is part of the ecosystem. Feeding crocodiles is unsafe for humans and crocodiles themselves. The community representation of crocodiles Queensland (CROC) spokesperson Dan Kemp that works with crocodiles in captivity wanted a full investigation. He said “It would be a really good opportunity for people to come down on the right side of the law and make sure that we’re protecting ourselves and the crocodile”. As well as it being imperative to prevent influencers from risking their lives for “content,” like with the stunt with Clyde, the saltwater crocodile. How “people could get a bit complacent and think if they see Clyde up on the riverbank, there’s no other crocodiles around and be too close to the water or take some silly risks”. Clyde is a huge crocodile that is 4.5 meters long and according to the conservationist, “if his behavior starts to change as a result of people feeding him,” “it could obviously be a threat to his safety”. Jaylie, after this unfortunate incident, owned it instead of deflecting and this reaction was telling. She was transparent about it, and released a video where she urged her followers “don’t do what I did”.

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Jaylie said that feeding a crocodile was very dangerous and that she had not comprehended the consequences to the environment as well as the legal ones. She said that feeding a it was “stupid and dangerous”. She confided “now this is stupid in any case, for the obvious reasons that it is so dangerous to feed saltwater crocs”. She owned up to it and made a video called ‘croc awareness in Australia” where Jaylie had said that since the incident, she has educated herself and knows “that feeding crocs is detrimental to them and the public safety because it changes the behavior of the crocs”. Jaylie made this into a teachable moment where upon educating herself, she had educated others and brought awareness to her followers. This incident with feeding the crocodile Clyde, had ironically increased her reach and visibility, as it is always associated with her in the press. Controversy is like a double edged sword, as it could be bad for a creator’s credibility and brand image. While at the same time sees the influencer blow up on social media, thereby increasing their reach. She had become even more famous due to this. After this incident, Jaylie was seen as an adventurer that pushed boundaries. It set her apart from other influencers, if for the reason that she does something different, with an element of danger, that became unforgettable.

It certainly added depth to her story, she wasn’t just another pretty influencer vlogging her travel adventures. Her response also shaped how this incident was perceived, she apologized and owned it. Reshaping the incident by her response to it, that it was not deliberate but a mistake, which one can learn from. She maintained her image but made it one of being more real to her followers, and not infallible. Her brand image evolved and the crocodile incident did not redefine her negatively. Jaylie’s best ever adventures in Australia are all about going all in. Her message is just go and take that trip. Her jaylietori instagram has over two hundred thousand followers, where she chronicles her adventures. In Jaylie’s most recent adventure, which she chronicles on her Jaylie Tori Face book page where she has tens of thousands of followers, is to Ellenbrae Station on the Gibb River Road. It is a Bush Station In Kimberly, Western Australia. Jaylie, in her characteristic uninhibited style explores the lush and verdant Bush and beautiful river. She is taking this trip with her mum and beloved shepherd dog Bowie, whom she shared, just loved all the lush verdant grass. The cabin where she and her mum are staying in, is rustic and really part of the beauty of the Gibb River in Western Australia. The highlight of the stay was the ‘Bush Baths,’ which are two deep, claw foot tubs filled up for a refreshing bubble bath. What made it special, was the breakfast spread which was laid out for the guests on a wooden table between the baths. Fresh bread and clotted cream, selections of jams, berries, croissants, yoghurt and a selection of granola with fresh squeezed orange juice. A very stylish way to enjoy the Bush. The bath house in an “outhouse” style even had a characteristic rams head on the wall. She profiles the beautiful waterfalls at Gibbs River Road, with the footage that she shot by drone. She also shares the unpolished footage and outtakes too. Her car just broke down in Drysdale station, on the way to the next Bush station and she needs a tow to her next stop, Broome.

Jaylie Tori is well known for outdoor adventures

This is what sets Jaylie apart, honestly sharing everything, including the mishaps. She enthusiastically describes the beauty of Australia, as she tours the Bush stations, standing in total awe of it. Modeling a brown one piece swimsuit, In yet another adventure, as she tours El Questro Station in a post simply titled ‘Australia You Are Beautiful’. Taking in the beauty of the Amaroo Falls in El Questro Station, in an aptly named post ‘We don’t realize just how small we are’. Jaylie confides how you can only get to the falls by chopper in order to able to take in the breathtaking views, which she is excited about sharing with her fans. Jaylie is thrilled that her followers may take it all in through her ‘lens,’ as she captures the beauty of the waterfall with a drone. The adventure continues in El Questro Station where she is standing in the water filming the beauty of the waterfall, as she exclaims in a colorful language that there is a “mortar” snake swimming in the water hole. Next up is more beautiful footage that Jaylie shot with her drone, as she takes her fans on her recent adventure. This time it was to the breathtaking Lake Argyle, as she gushes how Western Australia will always have a ‘special place’ in her heart. Jaylie encourages everyone to always take the road less travelled, as she showcases the spot which is usually a little pool which you can swim in during the wet season, and in the current dry season, it is dried up.

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She muses that makes it a great spot to camp out in. Before this adventure to WA, she went to the Northern Territory, which she dubbed her therapy, as she takes in the beautiful sea in the post ‘a week in the life of the Northern Territories’. On her adventures in the NT, she even encountered a massive bush fire and chronicled how the fire fighters battled the blaze. Then it is on to a beautiful beach in Darwin, Northern Territory. Jaylie showcases the amazing bounty of the East Arnhem Land, as she frequents a “lonely beach,” which really blew her away. Then she goes fishing off of Veronica Island in the Gove, Northern Territory, as she pulls in a “massive queenie” onto her boat. The breathtaking post “getting lost in forests,” in the beautiful Dundee Forest, in the NT as her adventures in the Northern Territories continues. It is never a dull moment when you are on an adventure with Jaylie. Her diving off the Great Barrier Reef as she goes snorkeling on her Instagram post from last December is a sight to behold, chronicling the biodiversity in the ocean. Jaylie is an Australian girl who lives life to the fullest, and there is so much more to her story. Her adventures are not an overly curated and polished highlight reel, she brings it to you raw and live as Jaylie takes her followers along for the ride. Her aesthetics are wild, untamed and free like the Australian Outback. Jaylie takes that adventure and brings it to her followers through her own lens. Follow Jaylie Tori for more original content.