Even though Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa has been slowly backing away from adult content, she recently stated that she wouldn’t mind if her own children made an OnlyFans.
Amouranth is one of the most successful OnlyFans models in the world, making millions every single month. However, her business is a little empire that includes a lot more.
She has recently branched out into other professional opportunities, including streaming on Kick, a platform that’s more open to online casino and adult content, creating an AI version of herself, and more. But that doesn’t mean Amouranth looks down on OnlyFans as a career choice.
Amouranth recently appeared on The Iced Coffee Hour podcast, where she was asked about her future daughter joining OnlyFans. While this was maybe meant to cause a bit of controversy, Amouranth was quick to respond positively about the hypothetical situation.
“She can do it from the comfort of her own home, she’s not having to go out and put herself in weird situations to try and make money,” Amouranth explained, saying that she would be “comfortable” with her children making OnlyFans content.
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Amouranth discussed the “corporate ladder” in more traditional jobs, claiming it’s not much better for women on that side of things. OnlyFans would allow her daughter to be comfortable in her own home and gets to decide what she wants to do with her career and body.
“I think that’s awesome. It gives her the power to do it anywhere she wants without having to feel like she’s a slave to the nine-to-five grind that the rest of society often gets sucked into,” Amouranth said.
While Amouranth has had a lot of success on OnlyFans herself, she has stated in the past that she was only doing adult content due to her controlling ex-husband. She has also admitted to having stalkers, including some that have shown up at her house. For this reason, Amouranth said she would give her daughter a lot of advice about internet safety.
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