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NANNY SELLS SAUCY SNAPS TO ONLINE FOLLOWERS X-rated pics boost child carer’s pay by £100 a week
A modern- day Mary Poppins has revealed she is handing out more than spoonfuls of sugar to earn extra money.
Nanny Roni Stewart has told how she charges men for X-rated photos after joining controversial subscription site OnlyFans.
The 28-year-old, also known as Kitten Face, has been posting provocative snaps for more than a year.
Roni, who works full-time as a child carer, supplements her income by selling each image for up to £ 40.
She responds to “special” requests from her followers, poses in costume play and lingerie, and does live streams.
Aberdeen- based Roni earns about £ 400 per month from the site and would like to gain enough “fans” to be able to quit nannying.
She said : “I work ful l- t ime and make roughly £900 per month.
“Doing this, I make on average £100 a week but it varies greatly.
“I use social media platforms to advertise and try to steer people to my paid sites.
“On a good week, I’ve gained as many as 50 paid subscribers. I’m just making extra money to spend on little treats like make-up, hair, clothes and meals.
“It’s handy in- between pay days and my nannying wage covers bills.
“I’d love to do this as my main source of income.”
OnlyFans allows subscribers to see int imate content , which leaves very little to the imagination, from their favourite creators.
It has become a digital phenomenon since it was launched four years ago.
Created by banker’s son Timothy Stokely, the site has a massive 50million users and 675,000 content creators. Stokely recently bought a £2.4 million mansion in Hertfordshire with profits from the site, which takes 20 per cent commission.
Famous faces Kerry Katona, Lauren Goodger, Megan Barton Hanson and Danielle Lloyd have all started accounts.
However, with the site’s growing popularity, there have been calls to improve the safety of women using the service.
The UK’s Revenge Porn Helpline said it had seen a rise in cases related to OnlyFans in recent months.
Manager Sophie Mortimer said: “We’ve received cases related to OnlyFans and have seen a significant rise in numbers since lockdown.
“We’ve had approximately 50 cases from across the UK and nearly three-quarters of them have been in that period.
“It’s important that creators understand the risks.
“Unfortunately, content can be leaked off the platform without the permission of the creator, which can cause great distress.
“Likewise, content can be shared on to the platform that was never intended to be shared.
“The impact of these behaviours can be devastating for the lives and wel lbeing of those concerned.”
A spokeswoman for OnlyFans said: “This year OnlyFans has received four inquiries from the Revenge Porn Helpline.
“All the inquiries were reviewed and actioned by the Digital Mil lennium Copyright Act ( DMCA) and compliance support teams, so there are no cases outstanding to our knowledge.
“Safety is paramount on the site, and we have str ingent checks to ensure that all users are identifiable.
“It is a violation of our terms of service to copy, duplicate or record user content and DMCA law protects creator content being published without proper permissions.”
Content can be leaked, which can cause great distress