Chloe Mira

So I used to get home at like 3 a.m., go to sleep for a few hours, wake up at 7, go to work at my day job.

And then when I started seeing the money that dancing was providing, I was like, okay, I am going to go this way and I'm not going to pursue a day job.

Then COVID hit and all the clubs were shut and we were in Victoria.

So it was very like strict lockdown.

Yes.

There was a point where we were giving lap dances and we had to wear a mask.

Like it was just, it was crazy.

It's crazy.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

There was actually a girl at the club that had like a hazmat suit, like exotic show.

But anyway, so a lot of people obviously moved to OnlyFans or that's kind of when it kicked off during COVID.

And Quinn was my dear friend.

We worked at the club together and she had started OnlyFans and she was making a bunch of money on it.

and she said to me you know would you ever consider doing it and I was sort of like I've definitely considered it but I have no idea where I would even start or how I would even touch that so I was sort of her guinea pig client um

which I'm always honored that I was, but she kind of took me on and we worked it out together and sort of used the model that she had been using for her own social media and her own OnlyFans and kind of applied it to me and it worked.

And after that, I thought,

I mean, I continued stripping for a while.

I was doing both.

And then I was just like, look, if I can give up working nights and just do this, I'm going to do this.