To celebrate her one-year anniversary on the platform, Abby Zeus answered all the questions she has been bombarded with over the last year.
At the current exchange rate, that is a whopping R34,000 weekly and R138,000 monthly.
“I started an OnlyFans account because my nudes started leaking since I was, like, 16. And I was always in these nudity Facebook groups. You know it was like my little secret… I’d look at nude people and want to go nude myself and stuff. The whole nudity thing was intriguing to me,” explained Abby before sharing how she adopted a similar aesthetic to what she had seen in her own posts.
She recalled how various people sent her images and videos to her parents when they found out and her parents threatened to beat her upon finding out what she was doing. She warned aspiring creators that people may try to coerce them into quitting by shaming their families into begging them to stop.“It works like any other social media platform. You upload something and people see it and they get to like and they get to comment. Only difference is they have to pay. They will not see something you uploaded unless they pay the subscription amount that you have set. You have control over everything.
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