Changed moral guidelines to money and happiness: people who started a page on OnlyFans (22 photos)

The times these days are such that it is more profitable to sell your body than to work in a socially useful job.

Not everyone’s moral compass shows the right guidelines; for some, it breaks down and begins to malfunction.





For example, a year ago, a football player from the professional English club Charlton was suspended from training and participating in games because she was drunk, driving a wheelbarrow and breathing helium. All in all, this should have been a lesson for Madeleine Wright.



However, the punishment was of no benefit and did not help the athlete take the path of correction. She decided to do things differently. She finished playing football and started a page on the social network OnlyFans, where they sell intimate photos for money.



She charges £24 a month to follow her profile. According to Wright, she earns about 500 thousand pounds a month, which allowed her to buy a house and travel for pleasure. The girl does not regret her decision and is active on her social networks, which have become more popular since she started working on OnlyFans.



The former Charlton footballer is not the only sportswoman to enter the erotic business.



Paige Vanzant, who competed in the UFC, first went for big money in a promotion where they fight with bare fists.



There, the fee was much higher than that of Dane White, but apparently not enough, since Vanzant decided to start a personal website for selling erotic content. She shares content for a $10 per month subscription. To make things better, she even enlarged her breasts.



By the way, due to the pandemic, not only Paige decided to earn extra money by selling digital access to her body.



Belgian athlete Cindy Dandois blames the authorities for forcing her to sell her photographs online.



"I lost my gym during the quarantine. I received no support from the government, and the fights were cancelled. All this left me with big financial problems," Dandois said.



A monthly subscription to 37-year-old Cindy’s channel costs 14 euros. So she wants to get her business back and train children again.



In 2015, Australian Renee Gracie became the first female race car driver and took part in the Dunlop Supercars, but her career began to decline in 2017 and she was dropped from the Dragon Motor Sport team. Against the backdrop of problems, the girl decided to create a page on the OnlyFans platform.



In just the first week at her new “job,” the Australian woman earned $4,000, and now her annual income is more than five million pounds sterling.

Another representative of the green continent, Liz Cambage, received an Olympic bronze medal in 2012 as a member of the national basketball team.



A subscription to her OnlyFans currently costs just over £4 a month. For her second “job,” Liz even received a warning from the National Basketball Association.



But the strangest appearance on a site for selling erotic content is the registration of Tony Bellew.



The WBC world champion in the first heavyweight division decided to use the site for other purposes. In his profile, for which a monthly subscription is £5.99, he conducted master classes for his fans.

A few months later, the boxer left the site and now posts videos only on his Instagram and other social networks.

Not only athletes change their profession and go to sell their racy photos online.



Charlotte Rose dreamed of working in the police all her life. But children's expectations were dashed by the harsh bureaucratic reality. Rose worked for several years in the service, where she more often sat at a table with papers than in pursuit. Rose quit and after a while began selling her photos on OnlyFans.



The former policewoman earns millions of dollars a year and is one of the TOP popular models on the site. The secret of her success is that she not only gives users her intimate photographs, but also has a heart-to-heart talk with them.



"My page is so profitable because I'm different. There are a lot of pages with hardcore content, but I don't do that," said Charlotte "Charlie" Rose.

But her American colleague, assistant sheriff in Colorado, Melissa Williams, did not report her additional earnings at work.



Because of this, she had to quit when one of her subordinates came across her page.

Nurse Ella Ray was given a similar ultimatum. The girl changed her field of activity several times. In her youth, she joined the American army, but after she saw firsthand the consequences of Hurricane Katrina, the girl went to work as a nurse.



By that time, she was already a mother and used her Instagram as a distraction, where she posted photos in a swimsuit. Colleagues stumbled upon these photographs and reported it to their superiors. Then the first conversation took place with the bosses of the hospital, as a result of which Ray got off with only a warning. But the girl did not like the fact that she was not assessed for her work within the hospital, but only for what she did in her free time.



Then she started a page on OnlyFans, where she posted more explicit photos at the request of Instagram subscribers. The next conversation with the authorities was not long in coming. Then the nurse no longer tolerated being told how to live and what to do during non-working hours. The girl left her job, where she earned about 6 thousand dollars a month, to receive ten times more.