Adult Work DESTROYED My Life: The Pain Nobody Talks About

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How did Katie’s childhood and family background shape her early relationship with men?

Katie 0:00
A lot of older men would be attracted to me at fourteen. Sometimes I would tell them my age and they wouldn't really be bothered. I remember making my first ever ten grand in twenty-four hours.
Liam Tuffs 0:08
With the OnlyFans thing, how explicit did your material become?
Katie 0:12
I had very little morals or respect for myself. The desire to really make money was a lot more powerful than my own dignity.
Liam Tuffs 0:19
There's a dick in your mouth. That's not content, that's pornography.
Katie 0:22
My ex fiance. He was wonderful attempted murder in Thailand. I've never been so toxically in love with somebody. Violence, yes, but the mental torture was so much worse.
Liam Tuffs 0:32
Was there paranormal experiences?
Katie 0:34
We just feel dark presences, sex toys would fly across the room by themselves.
Liam Tuffs 0:39
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Liam Tuffs 1:22
Katie, thanks for coming on. I've seen your journey. And I'd like to show it at my audience and I know that you've had Fame, attention, sex, all things that a lot of people think are extremely glamorous. In fact there was one stage it appeared that you had it all. And there was still a time that you didn't actually want to be here. What do you think you were searching for that whole time?
Katie 1:46
I think I was probably searching for like validation and love. I've kind of just like grew up wanting to be seen and heard, which probably led me onto all these paths of finding it in the wrong places and the wrong people.
Liam Tuffs 2:00
And just let my audience know where these places were, what they've got to expect during this interview.
Katie 2:05
Yeah. Um so I was a glamour model from the age of 18. I started travelling around Europe, so doing the lad magazines. Um and then I was on the reality TV show Love Island. From Love Island, I went on to OnlyFans. And then from OnlyFans, I gave my life to Christ. So I've kind of been in a lot of different industries and Surrounded by what people would say, I guess, are famous people as such.
Liam Tuffs 2:35
So I'm gonna go back. Now you had an alcoholic father.
Katie 2:40
Yeah.
Liam Tuffs 2:40
And my dad wasn't perfect either, by the way. Just s just so you know. What uh did that Form an opinion. For you, for men.
Katie 2:49
I think I was so young, I didn't really realise how toxic it might have been for a young woman and how like that was my only example of a man during my childhood. Um, I can look at the men that I've had in my life and go, Ah, okay, I can see the resemblances and the similarities of maybe why I would choose them people. But only as I've got older for sure.
Liam Tuffs 3:12
So what do you think that means your dad taught you about Men. Or what did your dad teach you about love?
Katie 3:17
To be honest, my dad is a great man. He's got like a really big heart. He could speak to anyone. He's always like, you know, but super friendly. Um would do anything for anyone. However, there was the other side of him, which was then when he was drunk. So when he was drunk he would be very angry, he would say a lot of derogatory, horrible stuff.
Liam Tuffs 3:36
To you?
Katie 3:37
Sometimes to me, yeah. Um, but mostly to my mother. So I'd watch how he spoke to my mother. The wordsy juice, the tonesy juice. He'd get sometimes violent, um, not physically to mum as such, but more like he'd break the windows when he was drunk and he'd come home and me and mum wouldn't let him in the house. Uh, so there was a lot of police around us when we were younger and he kind of just wasn't really there as much as a guess of father should have been. I only ever remember him as much

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