Paris Ow-Yang buying property with millions she earns on OnlyFans
Paris Ow-Yang says she has built a property empire and given herself financial freedom thanks to starring on controversial content subscription service OnlyFans.
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Sydney-born OnlyFans content creator Paris Ow-Yang has revealed she has built a property empire and given herself financial freedom thanks to the controversial content subscription service.
Ow-Yang, who is the genetically blessed daughter of Sydney neurospine specialist Dr Michael Ow-Yang and eastern suburbs socialite Amanda, has been named the top 0.02 per cent of all creators in the world.
Ow-Yang shares racy images online daily, earning her millions and millions.
“For me, it’s been an incredible journey which has allowed me financial freedom and control over my career,” 19-year-old Ow-Yang told Saturday Confidential.
“I’ve been able to create an empire for myself, on my own terms, and I’m extremely proud investing in numerous properties around the eastern suburbs.
“I think people are starting to recognise the empowerment that comes with being able to monetise your content and build a brand.
“OnlyFans is a multi-billion industry and I even still feel uncomfortable talking about it.”
Despite being known for it’s explicit content, Ow-Yang’s parents are “extremely proud” of their daughter, however she shut down rumours her father manages her account.
“That’s very weird, he is a neurosurgeon,” she said.
“Both my parents are extremely proud of what I have been able to achieve. They are now fully supportive of what I love to do.
“I believe there’s growing appreciation for creators like me to thrive.
“I’ve been working so hard and (am) passionate in what I do.
“I have been able to be in the top 0.02 creators in the world.”
Ow-Yang, who was previously linked to Julian Tobias, made headlines earlier this year when convicted and sentenced to a two-year Community Corrections Order, a nine-month driving disqualification, and the mandatory installation of a 24-month interlock after a drink-driving incident last October.
Additionally, she was fined $1000 for the offences related to the incident.
Ow-Yang was then a P-plater when she registered a reading of .213 on a blood-alcohol test.
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