Adult content creator Rebecca Goodwin has spoken out after storming out of a podcast mid-interview.
OnlyFans creator Goodwin, 30, is currently going viral after her appearance on The Reality Check podcast where she discussed her career as an adult content creator and how she's investing her £100,000 a month salary back into property.
However, the interview quickly went south after one of the three hosts brought up the topic of 'dignity' and whether or not adult content creation 'contributes to society'.
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When asked by Shuan Maroof if she'd prefer to work in a different industry to preserve her 'dignity' Goodwin responded by alluding to previously suffering abuse, adding that her career decision was 'reclaiming everything that's been taken from me'.
The conversation only got more heated from that point as the hosts grilled the content creator on whether or not she was contributing to society before laughing at her decision to take her children on holiday in the UK — which prompted Goodwin to accuse the men of disrespecting her and leave the studio.
"I'm gonna head off now, you lot are the most disrespectful people I've ever met," she said.
The three men appeared confused over the sudden turn the podcast took, before branding Goodwin 'delusional' for her opinions.
"She was just delusional man," CJ McKenna insisted to his co-hosts.
The episode has proved to be controversial online, with the majority of viewers siding with Goodwin on the matter.
"Surly [sic] her buying homes to help people who can’t afford them is her helping society and donating to charity," one person wrote, while a second added: "Lads, listen back to the bit where she rents her properties to those who can't afford it. It literally doesn't get more contributing to society than that.
"Granted people might not agree with what she does for a living, but she's clearly an intelligent woman who is being smart with her money."
Goodwin has since issued a statement after the clip went viral online, thanking followers for their support and asking for people to stop sharing the clip online.
"I don’t know what else to say other than thank you," she wrote on Instagram.
"Thank you to everyone that has messaged, checked in on me and had my back."
She went on to explain that while she understands what makes a 'successful social media clip' and that she no longer wants to be associated with the group.
"I am politely asking you to remove any clips with me and post nothing more about me," she wrote.
"Not because I’m ashamed of what I said (or what I could get in) but because I wish to not be associated with these three men and this podcast.
"If anything good comes from this, it will be that no other woman is disrespected and belittled by three men in their apartment for views.
"The ball is in your court guys."
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Brenna Cooper