23-year-old British law graduate turned model OnlyFans says she earns an effective salary of $80 from her work on the rig posing in her underwear in her family room.
According to The Liverpool Echo, Alaw Haf, 23-year-old model and law graduateOnlyFans, from Mold in Wales, says she's in the top 3% of the site's most popular creators.
The University of Liverpool graduate said she joined the platform after losing her job at a local gymnasium during the pandemic.
Thanks to her fans, Haf claims that she now makes £ 60 a year, or around $ 000 in US dollars.
A Liverpool law graduate who lost her job at the start of the pandemic has revealed she is now earning over £5 a month after joining the subscription platform OnlyFans.
Liverpool law graduate, 23, earning £60 a year on OnlyFans
Law graduate turned model OnlyFans spoke in a new BBC documentary about her experience with the site and how she was initially taken with the idea.
“I didn't know there were fitness pages, cooking pages out there, and you could have whatever content you want [that's pitched] at your level there, I was like 'OK' Haf said, recounting how an Instagram follower suggested he start a page.
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WalesOnline reported that she was filming her content from her bedroom in her parents' house, who know of her career as a glamorous subject.
“They are aware of what I am doing. I asked them first before I started modeling underwear and they said 'it's now or never', it surprised me. "
Alaw does the videos and modeling sessions from her room at her parents' house and when asked if they would mind following her newfound passion from their home, she was surprised at their response.
The 23-year-old Welshman earns £5 a month on OnlyFans
Although she earns a good amount of money and works from home as a model OnlyFans, the law graduate seems to have her eyes clear on the impact her work could have on her future career prospects.
"I'm a grown woman now, it's not like I did this on a whim, it will impact my future and I fully understand that I won't be a teacher," Haf said, according to The Daily Star.
"I'm open about it, but sometimes I go out on a night out and someone says 'I paid for this ride' because they followed me on OnlyFans. It's weird when people you know subscribe but I'm done with that now,” she continued.
Haf also noted that it is often difficult to deal with harassment on the social media platforms she runs, but she has learned to push it away.
She explained, “I get all kinds of nasty comments and have learned to laugh at them.
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"I don't know if it's old fashioned, we shouldn't be confident and show off, which is sad because it's 2021," the law grad-turned-model said. OnlyFans about his current job.
“We make our own money, this should be celebrated. "
The Financial Times reported that the content platform has seen explosive growth during the pandemic as unemployed people signed up in droves to make ends meet.
Now even celebrities and professional models have turned to OnlyFans in order to diversify their sources of income.
The platform on which sex workers, celebrities and influencers charge fans for photos, videos and personalized content increased transactions by 615% to £ 1,7bn last year, which makes it one of the UK's fastest growing tech companies.
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