Chloe Mira

Dirty Sexy Money.

I mean, it's sort of crazy.

Like, it's obviously a completely different...

side of all of us to what we have on our OnlyFans page and on our Instagram.

It's a lot more unfiltered.

It's a real look into all of our personal lives.

It's a little bit terrifying, but I'm really excited to show that part.

Absolutely.

I think that a lot of people that aren't either in the sex work industry or adjacent to it, like having friends or partners in it, they definitely just think that, you know, we're this one sided, like not this multifaceted person, which is crazy to me because I wouldn't think that about anyone ever.

But the general population does actually need a lot of proof that we are human beings as well.

Yeah, I think, I mean, I hope without having seen the whole series, I think it'll definitely be that case.

Like just throughout filming is no one is black and white.

There's so many gray areas.

We all have these nuances and different points of views and they're all informed by like our past history and we're all such different people.

And it's interesting having people

all of these girls that are OnlyFans creators that the public would like to paint us all with one brush and then to see the things that we personally don't agree on and the way that our businesses kind of almost clash or interact and the drama that there's you know moral issues in between this group that everyone would like to think that we're you know morally just

Yes.

Because I was originally a dancer, I come from like a background in sex work before I just went into OnlyFans.

That is the case for a lot of the women on the show, but not all of them.

And something that I've learned in the time that I've been in this industry is there is what's called like a hierarchy.