Karlie Brooks: OnlyFans star reveals SICK text from uncle who found her porn video
An OnlyFans star has revealed a mortifying text that her uncle sent when he found out what she was doing for a living. In a TikTok video last week, the adult entertainer shared a screenshot of the sickening message. The woman, who who works under the stage name Karlie Brooks, has 60,000 followers on TikTok.
Brooks' X-rated videos have now garnered millions of views on adult sites such as PornHub and OnlyFans. In a recent TikTok video, the adult film actress revealed how she has managed to keep her profession a secret and ensured no one in her family suspected anything. Her work remained a secret up until her uncle found a porn video of her online.
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In the text message, her uncle asked her if she knew Riley Reid — a famous porn star. He then went on to ask his niece whether she had an OnlyFans profile, because a friend of his apparently wanted to know. “Hey kiddo! This is your uncle. I think I might have stumbled across a video of you today…very nice," the uncle wrote. "Do you happen to know Riley Reid? Also, do you have an OnlyFans? My friend wants to know.” The message, Brooks said, made her cringe. However, she did not confirm whether or not she responded to the text.
OnlyFans stars are subjected to criticism and shaming very frequently. The stigma around the profession is yet to be wiped out completely. A Colorado police officer recently revealed that she was booted from the force after her OnlyFans account was discovered by her colleagues. A police veteran with 28 years of service, Melissa Williams had no option but to 'retire' from the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office in Colorado. She had served in the position for over 11 years.
The 46-year-old said that she started posting her content on OnlyFans in May 2020 in an attempt to spice up her sex life with her husband. “My personal sex life was entirely separate and never affected my ability to do my job,” Williams told Jam Press. “I was in shock and panicking because I never wanted these two parts of my life to collide." During her resignation, she reportedly received a $30,000 severance package to leave the force. Williams had to spend 12 weeks with a doctor after her mental health condition deteriorated following the events. The doctor advised her not to return to her old job. Her lawyer and the local force put together a severance package of $30,000 during her time off.