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To get a small peek into their spending habits, we spoke with three L. But some top creators do enlist management to help them run their social media accounts and steer their careers. The three creators below work with Unruly Agency, which represents talent in nonadult industries with more than 1 billion combined followers.
Unruly Agency provided access to creators who make seven-figure annual incomes via OnlyFans and who would speak on the record. She receives the services in exchange for posting about them on social media. It is Pickering, Canada. My story is somewhat unique. I was so proud and thriving in that industry. The pandemic happened and then my boss passed away.
I had to work in the category that was on my O-1 visa, which was modeling. OnlyFans income qualifies as modeling, so I jumped on the platform even though my account has no nudity.
I moved to Los Angeles in I was working for three years as a model before doing any TV hosting, and I was definitely living paycheck to paycheck in Hollywood with roommates. Then I took my mom shopping when she came from Australia. It made me feel really good to be able to spoil her. Actually, no, my biggest splurge is my apartment. I like to go to concerts. A lot of the people at my agency have connections there that can get us last-minute reservations or even a free meal if we post and tag.
