She lost all her income
A beauty therapist who lost all her income during the Covid lockdown is on course to make nearly £50,000 this year after signing up to provide exclusive content for the OnlyFans website.
The 32-year-old explains that some of her fans have more unusual tastes than others. She told StokeonTrentLive: "On OnlyFans the requests I get can be anything, absolutely anything. But that's where I enjoy the control that you have over it, because anybody can request anything, but whether I want to do it is different.
Heather says that she finds time to make the 'content' while the kids are in bed or with their dad. She is able to upload it and sell it during the week, and she adds that a benefit of creating content for OnlyFans is not having to be out in clubs all the time. And it appears fetishes are all the rage on the website, which lists a number of high profile celebrities among its creators, from singer Cardi B to ex-Atomic Kitten star Kerry Katona, who revealed earlier this year that she was raking it in from customers who wanted to see pictures of her feet. Heather said: "I get a lot of foot content too. The little niche fetishes are really where it's at and it's my preference as well, because I've done everything at this point.
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