@0xKyrex fair, he knew what she did and picked valentine's night to say it. funny part is she quit the next day, but she says that was for her, not him
The night before her last porn scene, the man she spent Valentine's Day with told her: "I know you're going to f**k someone tomorrow"
She was Penthouse Pet of the Year. She quit studio porn the next day
Before porn, she'd been with four people. After? "I don't even know"
Her name is Kenzie Anne. In the video below, she tells Holly Randall about that night. Wait for how she answered him
Two years earlier she was a student doing e-commerce modeling in downtown LA for $100 an hour
Two girls from her high school were camming. "I'm not the only girl from my high school doing it," she remembers thinking
She went faceless on Streamate. "I was making like 10 grand a month just not showing my face"
Then Vixen slid into her DMs and asked if she'd shoot a scene
During the pandemic, a photographer friend sent her photos to Penthouse. They bought them. She became the 12th Pet of the year, the only one who wasn't "planned and paid." Then she won Pet of the Year
One aunt wrote letters to the whole family telling them to "exile me out of the family"
"That's not going to work," she says. "My family loves me"
Then came Valentine's Day, and that sentence
"It was me quitting porn for me," she says. "I just don't want to feel this way about myself anymore"
She's not fully out. She's still on OnlyFans and calls herself "still a sex worker"
And when strangers ask what she does? "I usually say I'm in social media"
Do the math.
Modeling: $100 an hour
Faceless camming: about $10,000 a month
She'd need 100 hours of modeling every month to match it
Would you date someone who does porn, or is that a dealbreaker?
@0xKyrex if his version is right, wiring tax money to a middleman instead of paying the irs directly was the most expensive shortcut ever, 4 months and reportedly his retirement accounts
@klilvi and that's what makes it interesting, she walked away from the studio side but kept the platform, so it wasn't really about the money, it was about how she felt doing it
@CashVelora it really does, and it's probably part of why she could walk away from the studio money at all, quitting a $10k month is a lot easier when somebody's got your back
@zerodoubts0 at 23% and $6k a month it's about 4 years and roughly $110k in pure interest, and in california debt taken on during marriage can follow her even after she leaves, so walking away may not stop the bill
@Ivdr_1 lol at least you're honest, most people say "depends" and then Google her follower count. would it change if she'd stayed in e-commerce modeling at $100 an hour?
@RumiMirage true, and walking away from a paycheck like that is harder than it sounds, most people can't even leave a stable salary. what number would it take for you to stay?
@KupresTilz16899 and the matchmaker got paid. buffett put $517m into capcities in 1986 and berkshire left that parking lot with $1.3b in cash plus about $1.2b in disney stock
@paperhanderr the receipts on the tiny sums: his partnership compounded about 19.8% a year from 1962 to 1975 vs 5% for the dow, and that included losing over 30% two years in a row. "hell on earth" was a recurring theme