'How could I be so stupid?' OnlyFans star Michaela Ogilvie gets trapped in cave while taking nude photos before being rescued
BROADSTAIRS, ENGLAND: An OnlyFans models risked her life to make raunchy content for her fans. Michaela Ogilvie, 32, who boasts 50,000 followers and makes $1,253 per month being an adult entertainer, decided to take the show to another level where she soon realized this could be the end for her.
The 32-year-old was reportedly trapped in a cove, unaware that it was high tide, when she decided to take some sultry photos for her online fans. When she finished clicking the pictures, she was shocked to find that the cove was filling up with water, so she could not get out. However, she explained how relieved she was when she saw a "little orange boat" from the RNLI coming to her rescue.
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Who is Michaela Ogilvie?
Ogilvie is a former social worker who now ranks in the top two percent of OnlyFans. She claims to find her new job "freeing" after finding herself in a bitter disagreement with her previous boss and feeling depressed about her old job. The 32-year-old who has a strong following of 30,000 fans on her Instagram and 20,000 on TikTok was taking some cheeky photos of herself inside a cove on a quiet beach at Dumpton Gap in Broadstairs, Kent, on Tuesday, April 13. Around 1 pm the adult entertainer realized, the cove was swiftly filling in with water making it life flash before her eyes.
'If I stay in there it will fill up with water and I might drown!'
She explained the panic moment, "When I saw the tide coming in I thought 'how could I be so stupid?'" "I couldn't get out of the cove either way - the sea had come completely in," she told KentOnline, according to Daily Mail. "Then I looked back in the cove thinking 'if I stay in there it will fill up with water and I might drown.'" Nevertheless, her panic-stricken moment soon turned into a ray of sunshine after she saw an RNLI rescue boat approaching her. She said the rescue boat only took 20 minutes and she was overwhelmed by joy from the terrifying ordeal, as per the source.
An RNLI spokesperson said, "Our inshore lifeboat managed to get close enough to get the casualty onboard and brought her back to the lifeboat station," reported the source. "We advise people to check our Facebook page to see the tide times before going out onto the beach."