Some people might think that making it as a TV star is the ultimate dream, however one star of U.K show Hollyoaks has quit working for the Channel 4 show after her employers took exception to her having an OnlyFans account, and Sarah Jayne Dunn has now said she feels more free than ever after quitting her role on evening TV.
Dunn, who charges subscribers $14.99 per month (approximately £11) to view her raunchy content, got into trouble with show producers who claimed it went against the show’s policies.
Lime Pictures who are behind the soap Hollyoaks said:
“Hollyoaks is a youth-facing drama with many young viewers, who follow our cast very closely, both in the soap and outside of it.
“We take our responsibility to our young audience very seriously and therefore the show does not allow any Hollyoaks cast members to be active on certain 18+ websites.”
Whilst they did add that they hoped they could reach a resolution with Dunn, they did add “But we respect her decision to continue to produce content on OnlyFans.”
Since leaving the show, the actor has had success modeling online, and has even found a way to earn extra money on OnlyFans… by selling used underwear and lingerie from her shoots to her enchanted fans!
At Snexwork we actually wrote an article just last week about selling underwear on OnlyFans (you can read this article here: How To Earn More Money On OnlyFans – Sell Used Panties & More) and it seems that Sarah Jayne Dunn is the perfect example of how selling used panties or lingerie amongst other things can be an excellent way to gain more profit on OnlyFans (or on whichever platform you choose to use, it doesn’t have to be OnlyFans).
The former Hollyoaks actor now makes more money on OnlyFans simply by selling the underwear or lingerie that she was wearing for her latest shoot – it’s like getting paid for getting paid. Genius!
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