Tyler Wilson, a 26-year-old OnlyFans creator, shares her journey of making £12k a month. She warns single mums about the hidden challenges that come with this line of work.
London: Tyler Wilson, a 26-year-old mum, is making waves on OnlyFans. She’s pulling in £12,000 a month, but it hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows.
After a car accident in 2019, she couldn’t return to her job as an estate agent. So, she turned to OnlyFans, thinking it would be a quick fix. At first, it was great. She took her son to Disney World after just a month.
But then things took a dark turn. A podcast clip of her went viral, and she faced a flood of hate. Death threats and judgment from other parents made her life a nightmare. She had to pull her son out of school for his safety.
Now, Tyler feels trapped. She says she’s “unemployable” because of her online presence. Every time she needs extra cash, she feels pressured to go viral again. It’s a tough spot to be in.
After her accident, she struggled to find work. She tried online estate agent management but needed more money. That’s when she stumbled upon OnlyFans, thinking it was like Facebook.
She quickly learned the ropes and started making serious cash. Her first big payout allowed her to buy a new car and treat her son. But the fame came with a price.
After her podcast appearance, the backlash was intense. She received nasty comments and even had the police called to her home. It was overwhelming, and she decided to stop posting actively.
Tyler and her son moved to escape the trolls. She worries about the long-term effects of her content. What if her son finds it someday? It’s a constant concern for her.
She wants to share her story to warn other single mums. While the money is good, the anxiety and stress aren’t worth it. Think twice before diving into this world, she advises.
