Melissa Williams: Cop-turned-OnlyFans star who was fired over racy pics online now earns $27K a month
ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO: A Colorado police officer who allegedly lost her job due to her OnlyFans side hustle now earns five figures per month from her DIY porn profession. Melissa Williams, 46, also regularly receives "marriage proposals." The former Arapahoe Sheriff's County Police officer asserts that she earns over $27,000 a month from the sale of sexy pictures on the adult entertainment website, where she is one of the most well-liked artists.
With regard to her unconventional journey from a cop to an OnlyFans star, Melissa Williams said, "I love what I do, and I have absolutely no regrets." “It’s a year now since I left the police and I am having the time of my life," she added. Additionally, Williams, who goes by the pornographic nickname Lieutenant Bella Lexi, shot her first X-rated movie and signed a book contract, as reported by The New York Post.
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Why was Melissa Williams fired?
According to reports, the former officer had been pursuing the new career secretly for 18 months until her boss allegedly learned about her lewd side business and issued an official email complaint. The mother of two reportedly began moonlighting on the porn website in May 2020 as a way to spice up her relationship with her husband and to unwind from her demanding and hazardous profession. Williams, who purportedly retired from the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office after more than 11 years of service, mainly uploaded sultry pictures of herself and her spouse.
The police veteran who often posts sexy pictures to her over 104,000 Instagram followers, said, "A lot of the material my husband and I shared is stuff we’d taken in our private sex life over the years." She described the steamy hobby as a "fun way to relax and be creative together."
Meanwhile, at that point, Williams learned that coworkers had been talking about her side hustle and some had even joined her page. The retired officer described herself as "angry and embarrassed" because the notice stated that her coworkers "had obtained access to my private account to access my private content so they could investigate my conduct". In actuality, she thought they only wanted to see her "naked" under the disguise of conducting police work and it resulted in her pornographic photos being widely circulated throughout the office.
“I didn’t consider my OnlyFans page to be a work matter,” she explained. However, she later left the force on a doctor's recommendation and obtained a $30,000 severance settlement. However, for Williams, who was purportedly fired from the force in 2021, this turned out to be an incredible turnabout.
Williams now seems to have received the ultimate form of retaliation by becoming a major sex-cess. Not only did the aspiring adult star's fan base quintuple, but she also made her adult film debut earlier this year, which she "absolutely loved." She was apparently only making $4,000 per month before she departed. “I was really nervous the first time but they were all so professional and so patient and so kind, and it went really well, and I was hooked,” Wiliams explained. “Essentially, having sex on camera is just work.” She added, “It’s not intimate like when I have sex with my husband but it is a fun experience being an actress and doing it on camera.”
Furthermore, Williams has termed working in the adult business a "liberating and hugely" empowering experience that allowed her to "explore my sexuality," even though moving from cop to sex star might sound like a cliché porn fantasy scenario in and of itself. According to reports, William's upcoming book, which is scheduled to be released in May, will be primarily on dating and relationships. The former officer of copping a deal said, "I am thrilled to be a writer now and be able to use my experience on the force to help other women."
According to reports, she even began getting messages from people seeking relationship guidance. Lastly, she wants to “continue using my background to help others.” She said, “I still feel like I am just getting started on my new career and enjoying all of the travel, people, and online interactions along the way."