Once known for her wild antics on shows such as Celebrity Big Brother and Ex on the Beach, Jemma Lucy has since traded in the late evening parties for school runs in the early morning.
Now a mother, entrepreneur and Podcast-Gastheer, she is determined to rewrite her story for her five-year-old daughter.
Jemma Lucy has spoken exclusively with Fabulous[/caption]
She has revealed why she is only dumping her -fans career[/caption]
The reality star has earned himself six figures from the lucrative career[/caption]
Jemma, 36, only went into the adult content platform for financial survival after her TV career.
“I came from reality TV and had this large platform, but the industry does not offer much support if you do not work actively,” she explains.
Only fans became a fast solution – and it was certainly lucrative.
“I made six figures. In the beginning it was really PG, but as the money becomes addictive, you push your limits a little more. You ultimately do things that your body and mind say no to.”
However, her regret does not only arise from the explicit content or the opinion that the invited.
It is the knowledge that one day her daughter, who visits a private school of £ 33,000 a year, might see it.
“I will never be able to erase the past, but at least I can show her that it is no longer who I am,” she says.
“Hopefully, by being vocal about the negative aspects of the industry, she will never see it as an option.”
Mother is shifted the priorities of Jemma.
Suddenly the rapid money of only fans felt more like a chain around her neck than as a life line.
“I want to give my daughter every opportunity. Whether that goes to private school, jiu-jitsu lessons, horse riding, ballet and singing,” she says.
“I don’t want her to look at me and think:” I want to be like my mother. “
The stigma around her past weighs heavily on her. Even at the school gates she feels the unspoken judgment.
“Maybe it’s in my head, but I sometimes feel that the other mothers are a bit rid of me,” she explains.
These girls have destroyed society and go around universities and have sex with barely legal men
Jemma Lucy, 36
“And I don’t blame them. If I was in their shoes, I would probably be the same.”
Jemma admits the fear that her past could limit her daughter’s experiences – worried that other parents might hesitate to let their children play in their house.
“I already feel rated because I am heavily tattooed. But it is worse knowing that they could google me and see that.”
Oning only fans has been a gradual process for Jemma.
Jemma does not agree with single -fan stars such as Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips[/caption]
She wants to completely reverse herself from what she used to be[/caption]
“I stopped making content about a year and a half ago,” she says.
“First I stopped working with other people. Then I stopped completely stopping solo content.
“My page still exists, but I no longer make the content.
“I can’t go a cold turkey, my daughter has too many expenses that I have to keep track of, but I don’t want to trust that.”
Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips
Onlyfan -Content makers Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips have fueled a huge debate in social media with their controversial messages.
Bonnie claimed to have broken the world record by having sex with more than 1,000 men in 12 hours, while Lily claims to have slept with 100 men in one day.
And although they both only work in fans, Jemma does not want to be grown with the same brush.
GOM clinics exist through taxpayers and these girls just blow it out of the water
Jemma Lucy, 36
“These girls have destroyed society and go around universities and have sex with barely legal men,” she says.
“If men were to do that, they would be put in prison.”
The content of Bonnie and Lilly often appears on social media feeds without having to search for them
“I find it strange how the algorithms push this because they prostitute themselves on Instagram and prostitution is illegal,” says Jemma.
“This country has spent so much money on campaign for safe sex.
“Gom clinics exist money through taxpayers and these girls just blow it out of the water.
She revealed why Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips ‘destroyed the adult industry’[/caption]
Her true passion is now in her podcast[/caption]
“Children grow up and think this and think it is normal if that is not the case.
“The schools want to cancel Andrew Tate, but do not want to cancel the two.
“Schools are told that their curriculum is to teach andrew Tate, but let Bonnie Blue go in there and have sex with them all and it is not logical.”
Jemma is shifting her focus and is now building several companies, including her webcam agency Lush and Loaded.
If she ever finds my interviews, I want her to see me say how much I regret it
Jemma Lucy, 36
Although some calls her a hypocrite for running a desk while condemning the industry, she defends her position.
“It’s not about hypocrisy,” she says.
“My path is over with that stuff. But other people may start or still happy.
“I am able to help them – advise on what they should not do, send them away from the extreme.”
But her true passion is in her podcast, Spread the juice – about embracing life as a healthy, loving mother while diving deep into the stories of celebrities from all walks of life.
“I’ve always wanted to do a podcast. It takes a lot to run – edit, studio time – but things are going really well,” she says.
Podcasting
“I’m almost done with the first series and I had some great guests.”
For Jemma, the Podcast represents freedom – a platform where she controls the story.
“In five years I will see myself traveling around the world, interviewing people and making good money with the podcast. Only fans? Death and burying.”
Jemma’s journey is messy, raw and imperfect – just like the industry she tries to leave behind.
In 2019, the reality start confirmed that she was expecting a baby[/caption]
Jemma Lucy appeared on ex on The Beach Series 3 and Series 5[/caption]
She was the first to be deported in the celebrity Big Brother House[/caption]
She speaks openly about her recent ADHD diagnosis and how this influenced her decision-making.
“I used to postpone endlessly. I was used to blocking pain – with alcohol, with distractions. But now, with treatment, I can see my value and believe that I am capable of more.”
Although she knows that she cannot erase her past, Jemma hopes that she can influence both her daughter and others by being vocal about the dark side of the adult industry.
“If she ever finds my interviews, I want me to see me say how much I am sorry. That I am proud of where I am now. That I moisture to change.
“If someone else feels the same as me in the industry, I hope I can help them, but if they don’t feel the same, it is completely good and I respect it.”
Jemma hopes that she can help other women make better decisions[/caption]
What are only fans?
Only fans is a content service for subscription in London.
From 2023, it is supposed to have more than 220 million registered users and more than three million content makers.
Sex workers charge monthly costs for access to photos, videos and more.
Although popular for porn, the site is not exclusively designed with that in mind – anyone who wants to build a fan base and can charge it for it can set a.
Celebrities such as Katie Price and Kerry Katona are popular personalities on the platform.
“Whether you upload tutorials, tips, images behind the scenes or just endless selfies, many of your followers would be willing to pay for it,” the company explains.
For each subscription that is sold to a viewer, artists receive 80 percent of the money, while only fans get the rest.
It is not limited to content for adults, because it has become popular with physical fitness experts and musicians.
