MAFS Australia 2023 bride Bronte reveals eye-watering OnlyFans salary

MAFS bride Bronte Schofield has become the first star of this season to join the X-rated platform, boasting about her eye-watering earnings in just three days.

Married At First Sight star Bronte Schofield has become the first contestant from the latest season to join OnlyFans.

And after just three days, the move has paid off. Literally.

The 29-year-old beauty educator from Perth, who was involved in a tumultuous relationship with this year’s MAFS ‘villain’ Harrison Boon, took to TikTok to share her earnings after signing up to the explicit subscription platform last week.

Sharing a video of herself passed out on her couch, Bronte wrote, “POV [point of view], you start an OF account for a lol and make $100,000 in 3 days.”

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Did it for the plot.. & here we are👀🌶️ #spicy#of#fyp#realitytv

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Bronte charges $26 per month for her content, with her profile page reading, “You asked for it, so here we are. I don’t intent to disappoint.”

She certainly isn’t the first MAFS star to cash in on her reality TV fame.

Bronte Schofield starred on this year's MAFS, and now she's turned to OnlyFans.

Bronte said she made $100,000 in just three days.

One of last year’s brides, make-up artist Domenica Calarco, revealed on this year’s season of I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here that she “made enough for a house deposit” on the site in the weeks after the show.

Olivia Frazer, who also starred on the 2022 season, was a teacher prior to going on the show. After her ‘villain’ portrayal on the series, Olivia revealed she was let go from her job, and has since turned to OnlyFans as a means of income.

She revealed on the Back to Reality podcast in April she made “about half a million between May and September”, having preciously claimed she made more on OnlyFans in just five months than she would have earned in five years of teaching.

Olivia Frazer has made a killing on OnlyFans. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images

“It took me 25 years to work out I wanted to be a teacher,” she said on Instagram in November. “I was ambitious and really f**king good at it. Now that’s impossible, I’m stuck. I love OnlyFans but know that’s not going to last forever.”

“For now, I’m just going to pour so much love and energy into that, invest my money wisely and figure it out. Maybe fund some business that would allow me to be creative but I’m going to take my time and be smart.”

Past contestants also on OnlyFans include 2019 bride Jessika Power, who claimed in December her highest income per month producing content on the platform was around $110,000, with her “worst month” still netting her $30,000.

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