I was forced to quit teaching when they discovered my spicy side hustle – trolls call me a pig but I love the £1.5m I earn

I was forced to quit teaching when they discovered my spicy side hustle – trolls call me a pig but I love the £1.5m I earn

A WOMAN has revealed how she was forced to quit her job as an English teacher after her side hustle came to light.

Brianna Coppage revealed that she started her spirited online side hustle to help pay the bills, but didn’t plan to turn it into a full-time career.

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Brianna Coppage was fired from her job as a teacher when her racy side hustle was leaked[/caption]

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However, she has the last laugh as she now makes millions online[/caption]

That was until she was exposed by a neighboring school district who found her OnlyFans account and notified the high school where she had worked.

She revealed: “I started making spicy content mainly because we had a lot of bills.

“So at that point he was fired from his job. As a teacher I didn’t earn much. I had a lot of student loans. We had credit card debt. So we just started it to see if it would help.

“It wasn’t intended to be long-term. I guess it was just a quick fix, or something we could do at the time to supplement our income.”

When the school found out she was being put on leave while they investigated, the media quickly caught wind of the story and made headlines.

After that, Brianna decided she had no choice but to quit teaching and started creating content full-time because she knew it could support her lifestyle.

When the news broke, someone posted her account on the local Facebook group to let everyone know and Brianna decided to move out to start a new life.

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Since then, Brianna and her partner, Phillip, who makes racy content with her, have been bombarded with negative comments from trolls.

She revealed it Real the comments they receive, including; “Your actions bring shame to this profession.” “It’s dirty money.” “You’re a disgusting pig and your husband has failed as a man.”

Brianna says the nasty comments from trolls don’t affect her because she knows she’s not doing anything wrong.

And thanks to her ‘dirty money’ she earns £1.5million a year – up from the £30,000 she earned as a teacher and revealed on Instagram that she has now bought three houses.

The video on Truly went viral with over 11,000 views and quickly took to the comments to share their thoughts.

One person wrote: “Maybe you pay teachers and they don’t look for a part-time job.”

Another commented: “Nothing new these days and no one cares.”

“Well, it IS a disgrace to the teaching profession. That’s why you had to stop. And I think your soul comes at a price,” a third wrote.

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Meanwhile, a fourth said: “She seems lovely. I don’t care what anyone else says, she’s humble.”

“If she’s a good teacher, who cares? Sex exists. People need to get over their stupid problems,” claimed a fifth.

Someone else added: “I can’t imagine being proud of this.”

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