The Story Kayla Jade Wasn't Supposed To Tell

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How did Kayla Jade become a viral sensation on TikTok?

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Kate Langbroek 1:16
You're listening to a Mamma Mia podcast. Hi, No Filter listeners. It's Kate Langbrook here. We're bringing back this conversation with Kayla Jade following the release of her new book, Call Girl Confidential, because when this episode first came out last year, so many of you were completely captivated by Kayla's story. At the time, Kayla was known for her hugely viral TikToks. But in this interview, she shared so much more than what people had seen online. She opened up about the double life she was living, the reality of working in the sex industry. and the deeply personal experiences she hadn't spoken about publicly before. It's raw, surprising, funny, incredibly revealing and searingly honest. So if you missed it the first time around, here is my conversation with Kayla Jade.
Kate Langbroek 2:10
Was Peggy Sue Peter Dutton?
Kayla Jade 2:12
I don't want to get sued, okay?
Kate Langbroek 2:14
And yet in a really strange sort of way, I think it played a part in affecting the outcome of an election.
Kayla Jade 2:21
Sorry about that, Peter Dutton.
Kate Langbroek 2:29
Oh, well, today on No Filter, we're talking pegging and porn and what happens when a sex worker accidentally or by design becomes one of the most recognisable women on the internet in Australia. Kayla Jade is a Gold Coast mum, a content creator, a full-service sex worker and TikTok storytime girl. One minute she's counting cash on camera, a lot of cash. The next she's flying halfway across the world to sleep with an A-lister. She's been doxxed, stalked, adored and almost died on an operating table in Turkey. And now she's living in the country, raising her kids and launching an empire. We talk clients, secrets, celebrity flings and yes, Peggy Sue. So pull up a seat. This is one story Kayla Jade wasn't supposed to tell, but of course she does.
Kate Langbroek 3:37
Kayla Jade. Do I call you Kayla or are you the full blue-eyed Kayla Jade?
Kayla Jade 3:42
Yeah, call me Kayla. That's my name.
Kate Langbroek 3:46
Welcome to No Filter.
Kayla Jade 3:47
Thanks for having me.
Kate Langbroek 3:50
And often, you know, when we have guests on the pod, we have to remind them that the show is called No Filter. But I don't think that I have to remind you.
Kayla Jade 4:01
No, pretty much, yeah. I post a little bit too much on the internet so I'm sure we won't have a problem today.
Kate Langbroek 4:08
But you're very interesting because you are among many things a sex worker and you have really stepped into yourself and the truth of your life, firstly in a professional capacity but also in a personal capacity that I think has kind of changed things.
Kayla Jade 4:30
Yeah, I mean, it's definitely, you know, it hasn't been anything that's planned. It's all just come naturally. So I'm sort of learning as I go to, you know, be a content creator because I guess I had dabbled a bit in it before, but never to this level. So it's just like a whole learning curve and, you know, adapting to my audience to make sure that I'm, you know, giving out the best information and, you you know, telling the roars of it as well and not trying to just like make it seem like it's all glitz and glamour because, you know, it's definitely not the industry that is like that.

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