Abbie Chatfield

I mean, there's a lot of stigma around OnlyFans and around sex work as well.

And I think it's really good for people to see you as whole people, which sounds so basic.

But I think people think that, you know, people who are making OnlyFans content are these like...

Yeah.

Like I love to fuck.

I love to fuck that.

Like, it's like this sick, like totally as some sick, like, Oh, perversion.

But you know, there are different sides to everyone.

And it's just that you are deciding that this side of you is your career choice.

Right.

Yeah.

And I think that's why I love reality show formats like this, like where it's following a group of people throughout an entire season rather than competition shows.

Although I do love competition shows, but I love that you, I mean, when I watch shows like this, I never really have someone that is a true villain or a true hero.

You see the complexities in all the different women.

And I think we see that in the first episode, even.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

Well, actually, this is one of the questions I want to ask you about.

So in the first episode, there is some sort of drama around an article that comes out about Ruby, one of the other women at the agency.

Yeah.