A webcam model claims that Bryon Noem, the husband of former Department of Homeland Security Director Kristi Noem, paid her $25 per minute to talk dirty to him and described him as a "needy client" with an unusual kink.

Lydia Love, who performs on the website CamSoda, told the Times of London that she "definitely" remembers Noem's face and said "there's no way I could ever forget the fake boobs" after photos leaked of him wearing comically oversized fake breasts amid his controversial alleged communication with members of the "bimbofication" fetish scene. Love said Noem, 56, a father of three, was one of her regular clients and enjoyed playing the submissive role in chats where he'd pay $25 per minute to have the models talk dirty to him.

“He would try to talk more feminine. His kink was yoga pants,” Love told the Times of London. “He wanted to be the star of the show and really show off. I would hype him up.”

Love said Noem was an "extremely needy client" who craved "praise and feedback" but the large balloon breasts shown in the since-leaked photos are what stood out in her mind.

“I’ve never seen another client have them,” she said. “Ever.”

Love claimed that Noem paid for her services between 10 and 15 times during an 18-month to two-year period, with the last encounter happening about six months ago. Noem allegedly told Love that he was married, but didn't reveal his wife's identity.

“I shut that down, I didn’t want to talk about it,” Love said. “We mainly chatted in small talk, he would say ‘today wasn’t the best but I’m excited for right now’.”

The photos, which were obtained and shared by the Daily Mail, show the father of three wearing pink hot-pants and a flesh-colored, skin-tight suit with balloons featuring fake nipples on his shirt to mimic oversized breasts. Bryon allegedly chatted with women from the "bimbofication" fetish scene in which adult performers get massive amounts of saline put in during breast augmentation in an effort to achieve an appearance reminiscent of a "Barbie doll," allegedly sending "hundreds" of messages to three women, which included enthusiastically praising their augmentation and claiming he sought "huge, huge ridiculous boobs."

Representatives for Kristi Noem said she's devastated over the accusations in a statement to the New York Post.

“Ms. Noem is devastated. The family was blindsided by this, and they ask for privacy and prayers at the time,” the statement reads.

The Daily Mail said it communicated with national security experts who claimed that the behavior could've left the former Department of Homeland Security chief in position to be blackmailed prior to her firing. Kristi Noem's non-answer about whether she had "sexual relations" with top aide Corey Lewandowski during a House hearing on March 4 was reportedly the "final straw" that led to President Donald Trump announcing his decision to replace her, the New York Post earlier this month.

Trump was reportedly considering ousting Noem after he had already claimed to senators that he approved $220 million to be spent on Homeland Security advertisements starring her, but the secretary's inability to answer the question on her alleged affair was the deciding factor, naming Sen. Markwayne Mullin as her replacement.

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