Honeyy Brooks isn’t your average mum or your typical content creator.
As one of the top earners on OnlyFans, she’s smashing stereotypes about working mothers, especially those in the sex industry., Honeyy opened up about her unique career path , how it positively shapes her parenting, and the tough lessons she’s learnt along the way.Honeyy stumbled into the world of OnlyFans by chance during a family trip around Australia when she and her husband, Hank , met another couple on the adult entertainment platform.
Honeyy Brooks has made a bold parenting claim, saying her X-rated profession makes her a better parent. Picture: Instagram “It’s taught me never to judge and to be open to different types of people, as there are so many different people out there. And people love different things, you know … different things make people tick, and that’s how they choose to run their life, and that’s their prerogative.”Being in the industry has also taught her to be more resilient and independent.
“I want to remove the shame around it,” she said, “and have more open and vulnerable conversations about sex, about safety, sexual health.”At home, Honeyy makes sure to implement this sex-positive atmosphere, where honest conversations are the norm with her kids.was curious to learn more about how Honeyy juggles her responsibilities as a mum and working on multiple businesses at the same time.
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