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‘I’m A Millionaire Thanks To OF And I Don’t Regret Quitting Teacher Job’
The most money is made from Tillia’s VIP page and messaging with fans.
Courtney Tillia holds no regret in quitting her job as a special-needs educator in Arizona to share explicit content on OnlyFans. The 34-Year-Old now rakes in seven-figure sums, and it would have taken her about 25 years to make the $1million sum if she had stuck with teaching even with a master’s degree.
Tillia has three separate OnlyFans accounts, including a VIP page, a free page, and a merchandise store.
TMZ reported the beauty made the most cash from her VIP page, netting $380,734 in monthly subscriptions and $164,660 from messaging with fans. Delighted customers also donated $50,045 in tips. Thanks to her kinky career, Tillia has enjoyed getaways to Colombia and Jamaica and has treated her family to holidays in Hawaii and Nashville.
She told the news outlet she’s also become a frisky philanthropist, donating money to homeless shelters across LA after relocating to Hollywood from Phoenix.
In 2021, Tillia spoke with The Post about her decision to quit teaching in 2016. She said: “I was beginning to hate my job, and that darkness began spilling over into other areas of my life,” adding that she has no shame about her new occupation and that her husband is supportive while they’re teaching their four children to be open-minded about unorthodox employment.
Tillia declared: “I guess I’m a s*x worker. But I’m not ashamed of that.”
She further told the outlet that back when she was a teacher, her family really struggled financially, but OnlyFans has given her financial freedom and so can provide everything her family needs and more. The brunette has launched her life coaching business to help other women embrace their sultry sides. She now works with women all over America, Australia, Europe, and worldwide.
“I’m helping those clients break through the shame and guilt that’s been imposed upon them for wanting to be free to express their sexiness,” Tillia said.
She continued: “I feel better than I ever have in my life. I’ve changed my life financially. I’m changing the lives of other women. I’m happy just doing me.” According to Business.org, it’s depressing news for teachers worldwide, many of whom are returning to the classroom as their pay has declined over the past decade, with an average educator taking home $65,090 per year in 2021.
