Lottie Moss reveals why she has quit OnlyFans career for good despite making £30k per month from X-rated platform
Lottie Moss has announced that she's quitting adult content site OnlyFans for good.
The model and younger sister of Kate Moss gained a rather large following on the x-rated site over the years, even claiming to be making as much as £30,000 each month at one point.
However it seems the 27-year-old is now done with OnlyFans, despite making more money than most of us could dream of.
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Speaking in a new interview with The Mirror, Lottie explained that she was ready to close the door on OnlyFans and begin a 'new chapter' in her life.
"Actually, I'm quitting! I'm moving on to the next chapter of my life," the Celebs Go Dating star said, when asked about how much content she was creating for the site.
"Some girls in that industry made me feel so comfortable with who I am," she continued.
"It’ll always be a part of me and I’ll always be really thankful, but it’s the end of that now."
Going on to explain why she'd decided to step away from OnlyFans - and its eye-watering salary - Lottie revealed that she wanted to try her hand at 'something more entrepreneurial' in the future.
The reality star currently hosts her own podcast, Dream On with Lottie Moss, and is set to appear on upcoming survival series Celebrity Bear Hunt with Bear Grylls - a show which she admitted was 'tough' to film.
Lottie also revealed that she's 'the happiest I've ever been' with life at the moment, adding: "I believe the universe has a plan for me, that I'm on the right trajectory.
"Before, when I was going through a lot of stuff, I just felt stuck, like I wasn't growing. It's like I've suddenly taken on board all my life lessons. I understand why I am where I am."
The content creator had previously opened up about struggling with drug addiction and depression, admitting in an emotional TikTok post last year that she struggled to 'even know who [she] is' due to her substance use.
"I have struggled so much since I was young with depression, anxiety and problems with addiction and becoming a model and being in that industry made it very difficult for me not to feel that way and just succumb to drugs and alcohol whenever I felt sad," she said in the clip.
The model also spoke about the pressures of being linked to her famous older sister during the early days of her career in the spotlight, adding that she and her sister are 'different people'.
"When I started modelling, I carried it quite heavily. Now I’m just known as me – it doesn’t follow me around so much," she said.
"You can be different from your siblings, and me and my sister are so different."
Brenna Cooper