A mum who started an OnlyFans in an attempt to spice up her relationship with her husband, has turned it into a full-time career that makes $110,000 (£78,000) each month - but now claims her children have been expelled from their school because of her little earner.
Forty-four-year-old Crystal - who goes by Tiffany Poindexter online - says that the other parents of children at the school have been bullying her and that her children have now been told to 'find another school'.
The mum-of-three claims that her three children have been booted out of the Catholic school that they previously attended because of her unusual side-line, as well as the recent media attention that it has brought.
Although it was a 'painful decision', the school told the patients that her actions oppose the school's handbook guidelines, meaning they cannot continue there.
Crystal explained: "We are incredibly shocked, upset and unsettled.
"We received an email at 8pm Sunday night saying our kids were no longer welcome at the school and they should not return from Monday.
"We thought, 'What are we supposed to do now?'"
She also said that her children have been left incredibly upset by the decision, adding that it has been tough to tell them why they're not going to school.
She continued: "We sat the kids down and said, 'Hey, we can't go back to school.'
"They were very confused and shocked - we told them it was us the school didn't want there, not them.
"We said, 'It's nothing to do with you at all, they just don't like mum's online modelling' - but [the kids] don't really know what that is."
"They were very upset and cried over losing their friends.
"We were close to tears ourselves but you have to keep it together for them.
"Our youngest didn't understand why he couldn't continue to go to school - we had to explain that we are all not allowed back, which was heartbreaking.
"Our children still have work in their desks and homework they needed to hand in - it's just awful."
Crystal and her husband Chris are confused as to why their children have been punished for something they have had no part in, with Chris declaring it a 'strategic move' to remove the kids late on Sunday evening.
He explained: "It was a very strategic move from them.
"They should have given us at least a week to break the news to our kids and let them collect their things and say goodbye.
"The school's decision has just ripped the kids up from their roots and given them no time to adjust.
"They could have told us to stay away, have someone else come to collect the kids from school until the end of the year and then we leave."
His wife said: "It is not the children's fault - what we do has nothing to do with them.
"Do you punish kids for the sins of their parents? If a parent commits a crime does their child get kicked out of school? No, they don't.
"We haven't even committed a crime!
"It is so unfair to our children - our kids are really good kids, the teachers say they are.
"And we volunteer at least 100 hours at that school every year, a lot of the teachers really like us, we got on really well with them.
"It's disturbing in the sense that we have always supported the school and gone above and beyond for them - we've gone from best friends to 'blood enemies'."
They're now looking into other options to school their kids, but feel that other Catholic schools in their area might refuse them for the same reasons.
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