Bella Thorne has apologized to the online network of sexual employees after receiving many negative reactions about her resolve to sign up for OnlyFans, a content subscription platform.
The 22-year-old actress earned $2 million on the online page in less than a week and faced a widespread complaint from sex staff making a living generating content on Only Fans. In a series of tweets, Thorne responded to all the negative reactions by saying that he had joined the platform to “remove the stigma” from sex work, Los Angeles Times reported.
The former Disney star also said she is looking for other top players on the online page to “create more revenue” for all content creators who paint tirelessly on the platform.
“PT1 Eliminate the stigma of sex, sex paintings and negativity surrounding the word SEX by incorporating a conventional face, that’s what I was looking to do, help attract more faces to the site in order to generate more benefits for content creators on the site,” Thorne tweeted.
The extra actress of “Babysitter” stated that she had risked her career to remove the stigma of sex paintings and everything related to him. Thorne also explained that he made a film because he was looking to help break stereotypes.
“I have risked my career several times to eliminate the stigma of sex work, pornography and herbal hatred that other people spit on, something similar to sex. I wrote and did porn as opposed to the top eyebrows of my colleagues and managers because I wanted to help combat sexual stigma,” the star wrote on the microblog platform.
The actress also revealed that she will have an assembly with control of OnlyFans to discuss the payment adjustments that have recently been made on the platform.
“Ps. I meet enthusiasts of the new restrictions to find out why !!! It’s f ——————————- —————————————– and I’m sorry to comment on any concepts or considerations you need and send me your links and a photo so I can advertise,” he said in the tweet.
OnlyFans content creators estimate Thorne’s $2 million salary corresponds to the changes.
Thorne’s apology comes days after many online sex people criticized her for benefiting from the popular platform.
“These prominent users never have to deal with the stigma we do. They can simply take credit for the platforms we’ve built, without suffering any of the negative reactions we have to endure,” Rolling Stone said, referring to the sex worker and Jessica. Wise.
Venice, Italy – August 31: American actress Bella Thorne walks the red carpet before the screening of “Joker” at the 76th Venice Film Festival in Sala Grande on August 31, 2019 in Venice, Italy (Photo via Franco Origlia / Getty Images).Photo: Photo by Franco Origlia / Getty Images