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Welcome! You’ve made some serious waves in the OF space—start us off by sharing a little bit about your niche and the kind of content you love creating.

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I'm so happy to be here, and thank you! I've been in the adult industry since around 2012 and looking back at my career the pattern I see is that I've always continued to evolve and pivot with time and the natural changes in the industry that comes with that. After leaving the 9-5 working world, I became a full time webcam model which then led me to moving to LA from NY to become an adult actress and work for some of the biggest studios in the world. I did that up until 2020 when the pandemic hit and I decided to move back to the east coast. It was then that I also decided to evolve again and go all in on essentially being my own production studio, which I've been doing ever since. I primarily create content (I really hate that word TBH because what I do is so much more than that, I really consider myself both an artist and an entrepreneur) for Onlyfans but I'm also on a handful of other platforms, too.  While I do my best to create a large array of diverse content so there's a little something for all of my fans to enjoy, if I had to decide on a niche I would say it's POV. I definitely credit my start of being a webcam model to that - I not only had to learn quickly how to keep the energy up in my rooms during slow periods or stretches of time where the room would be quiet by essentially talking to myself for hours on end, but it was also always just me in my bedroom in front of my webcam talking to a camera. So when I started filming my own amateur scenes and doing stuff like custom videos during that time, POV just came the most naturally to me and I haven't stopped filming that style since. I love it because I feel like it really creates a unique, intimate experience for the viewer where it feels like it's just us together in a room. Since I shifted to studio work in 2014, I learned how to perform with others in front of the camera which is a completely different vibe from just doing solo work. All of that being said, I do all of the above because different people are into different things. I also love to mix up the content I create so it's both professional-grade, on actual sets with full on themes in collaboration with my long-time director Ivan as well as more amateur-style scenes I just film right at home. Even if you're a fan and you're particular to one type of scene, I've found that humans really just love variety which makes my job even more fun and gives me a huge sense of personal creative fulfillment.

Question 2

How did your journey begin? Was OnlyFans always part of the plan, or did it happen organically?

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Going back to my beginnings as a webcam model in 2012, in that world you're essentially a one-woman show. Especially back then, there wasn't social media like there is now. So I had to figure out every aspect of creating a brand and business in that space on my own...from creating my profile, to building a tip menu, to pricing my content, to how to run my cam shows, to figuring out the type of content I would create and sell from photo sets to custom videos to full-on scenes. When I moved to LA to start working for adult studios, I never stopped the creating and selling content and services to my fans.

I always saw myself as a full-on company rather than just an adult actress. So even when I wasn't physically on set for a studio, I would spend those days on my own sets producing my own content as well as creating custom content for fans. Even back then I understood that the studios weren't giving royalties which meant that as a performer I was only ever paid a one time day rate and I would never see a dime from that scene afterwards. I knew that wasn't the right way to build a long-lasting sustainable career.

I would upload all that content to whatever websites were available to sell these digital goods/services at the time like Clips4Sale, Customs4U, Manyvids, I Want Clips etc. I was also dropping some free full scenes onto Pornhub to help grow my fan base, too. As far as my scenes went, I loved the idea of being able to make money from something I created once and essentially be able to sell it over and over again, forever. This wasn't a super popular thing to do back then but I just trusted my gut that I was doing what was right for the longevity of my brand and business. It became a habit for me: Every time a new adult platform popped up that allowed to me to sell stuff whether that was scenes, custom content, lingerie, signed pictures, to services like sexting and video calls, I signed up for that site and listed everything I had to offer.

The adult industry back then was still relatively small - everyone knew everyone, especially the circle of performers out in LA like myself who were working for the studios- so when new websites like the ones I mentioned above would pop up, performers would be talking about them on social media. I don't remember who it was that I was following at the time but I remember seeing someone I knew posting about this new platform called Onlyfans in oh I think it was 2017, and I remember thinking, perfect, let's give it a go! I signed up and started sharing my content there and eventually started dropping an exclusive scene here and there on the site to see how it would do.

I made decent money monthly - nothing crazy but definitely enough where I was making as much on Onlyfans monthly as I was for a few scenes that I would be paid to film by big studios. Some of those scenes would have me on set for 6-10 hours a day and I would still get the same rate regardless. So that was definitely a pivotal moment for me because I remember thinking that I would really love it if I could just spend my time exclusively producing my own content and earn my living that way.

All of that being said, it was definitely an organic growth. As months passed and more and more performers started signing up and Onlyfans' popularity increased, I started making more money. I was eventually making just as much monthly as I was for all my studio scenes - this was around 2019 - and I really began to toy with hitting the brakes on studio work to just focus on doing my own thing. It was not only better for me financially but I also in theory didn't even need to leave my house to film and if you've ever been to LA you know that traffic can have you stuck in your car for 2 hours going just a few miles if you don't leave at the right time! So it was also so much better for me mentally, too. Plus, I got to be in full creative control of who I worked with, when I worked, and how long. There was nothing I loved more than the freedom that provided me with.

When the pandemic hit in 2020 and the entire industry shut down, I decided I wanted to leave LA for the time being because I didn't know how long it was going to be happening. That's when I decided to move back to my home state of NY and go all in on myself and focus fully on growing my Onlyfans. Since then, it's grown astronomically and I'm so proud of myself for trusting my gut.

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Question 3

Your content feels really personal and intentional—why are you so passionate about what you do on OnlyFans?

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Thank you! I am beyond passionate about what I do on Onlyfans. To me, my job isn't just a job that I do to pay the bills, get through the day counting down the clock and the days until my next day off. I feel beyond grateful to be able to wake up every single day actually excited to create and share art, interact with my fans, overcome whatever challenges are thrown at me and figure out what I want to do next. I feel beyond fulfilled by my career and I try to never take that for granted because I worked so hard for so long to be able to get here. So all of that being said, my content is really personal and intentional! My fans mean everything to me and are the reason why I'm able to do what I do so I try to make their experience with me as meaningful as possible. I'm a free spirited artsy creative person by nature so I find tremendous joy in sitting down to plan out every aspect of my content creation schedule from travel to location scouting to talent to collaborate with to styling and scene planning and everything in between. I'm constantly pushing myself to step my game up when it comes to the quality of my content and I know that my fans really appreciate that they will always be able to count on me to share new creative scenes that they didn't even know they wanted, lol. I also really enjoy going on live streams and interacting with my fans face to face in that way- it just feels like I'm hanging out with a bunch of friends and I love that a lot of them have been around long enough to greet each other when they log on to my lives, too. On top of that, creating customs for my fans is a really special experience  and it's truly an honor for me to create unique scenes tailored to exactly what they want that they will always be able to come back to and enjoy. To me it's no different from being commissioned to create a piece of art. Because I love what I do, it's natural and easy for me to be passionate about it.

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Every creator has quirks—what’s something fun, personal, or just plain unexpected about your content?

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As someone deeply involved in this space, where do you think the OnlyFans world is heading?

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Question 6

So grateful you could join us! Last question—where can folks find more of your content and connect with you online?

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