Chloe Mira

Like I have a filming assistant that comes in, helps me film for all my social media.

Otherwise it's just too much.

Like I'm sure you understand owning your own thing.

You can't go to bed at night and just have it all on you.

Like it's, it's insane.

And like brand management, I would say.

And yeah, they organise collabs, bring forward opportunities, all of that kind of thing.

Yeah, I mean, I've only done a few collabs in my time, like it's actually been a while since I've done any.

But yeah, stuff like that with other creators or, you know, we'll have group photo shoot days and networking and just all of that kind of thing, which is really, really important.

I mean, it's one of the things that I definitely missed.

leaving the strip club, transitioning into OnlyFans because the strip club was such a sense of community to me and so much networking.

It's like being in high school and then now you're just at home with your tripod.

So being part of kind of a group is, yeah, I don't think that I would have lasted as long as I have without that.

Or we get our Instagram account deleted and it's like –

we need to be able to call someone and be like, oh my God, help me.

Yeah, of course.

So I started stripping at a club in Melbourne in, I think it was 2019.

I'd like just gotten out of a relationship and I kind of thought,

well I'm you know overly sexualized all of the time I can't even catch the train without someone coming up to me and doing all of this like I may as well maybe monetize on it I had a few friends that had been dancers so I talked to them and I realized I'll give it a go if it's not for me I'm gonna know pretty quickly like it'll chew me up spit me out so I was like what have I got to lose

working a reception job and doing that at the same time.