Love Island Australia's Josh Packham slams co-star Vanessa Sierra's porn page: 'Your kids are gonna see it'
Vanessa Sierra, star of 'Love Island Australia', has received backlash from a former co-star after she recently launched an OnlyFans account with boyfriend Luke Erwin and began posting explicit videos.
Josh Packham took to Instagram on April 23 and slammed Sierra's decision to make 'porn', saying he's totally against it, Daily Mail reports.
The 26-year-old Josh Packham, who won 'Love Island Australia 2019' with co-star and now-girlfriend Anna McEvoy, was taking questions during an Instagram Q and A when one follower asked him about his "thoughts on Vanessa's new career."
"I don't really agree with doing porn just to make money," he said. "And your kids and their mates are going to see it one day so if you're happy for everyone to have access to that, it's up to you."
Packham was on a walk with McEvoy when he made the comments, but she did not make any remarks on the subject.
Sierra and Erwin, her YouTuber boyfriend, reportedly engage in raunchy pranks and perform in sexually explicit videos for their followers on the subscription-based website OnlyFans.
Subscribers can access uncensored photos and videos of the couple and even chat with them for $9.50 a month.
And in a conversation with Daily Mail Australia about their new career move earlier this week, the couple claimed they were only ahead of the curve by joining the website.
"I'm not scared to make moves and always jump on social media platforms before the crowd," Sierra said. "Everyone seems so shocked yet in a couple of years it will be the norm to have an OnlyFans account."
"The same people who made a joke of us when we were on TikTok are now the ones obsessed with the app. This will be no different," she continued. "We are just doing what makes us happy and creating content that isn't restricted by Instagram guidelines."
"We are in the top 0.02 percent of OnlyFans creators for a reason!" she added.
Sierra and Erwin are now promoting their OnlyFans content on their Instagram profiles, posting censored versions of photos and videos that can be accessed on subscription.
After taking over the UK by storm, 'Love Island' is now making waves in Australia. The show revolves around five women and five men who have been sent to a villa in Mallorca to find love.
However, many viewers thought the contestants looked unrealistic. Some even questioned why they would have made the decision to appear on the show.
"Fair to say that all contestants have failed at the adult film industry & are looking at their next best option," one viewer tweeted. While another said, "This is a collection of the worst people on earth."
Others questioned the extent of plastic surgery all of them have had.
"Is it just me or does Love Island seem really fake in every sense?! What’s with the constant zooming in on boobs and butts?! Plastic, fake, Barbie, and Ken dolls? Tv is really getting desperate for new reality shows! Blah!" read another comment.
Meanwhile, there were a few who thought they had the perfect tagline to describe the show.
"Welcome to Love Island where the tits are fake but the STD’s are real," commented one. While another noted, "One minute. That's all it took to confirm that this mob of vacuous, plastic people are part of the worst dross to hit TV screens, ever! It lasted a full minute because I couldn't find the remote."