Top Aussie swimsuit model Natalie Roser’s surprise OnlyFans move
A Sydney swimsuit model has joined OnlyFans “to get to know people”; Darren McMullen has a new love; and which ex-premier recently turned 90? All this in the best of Confidential Unleashed.
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Top Aussie swimsuit model Natalie Roser has joined OnlyFans.
The Sydney beauty has quietly added a link to her Instagram account as a way of further connecting with her more than 1.5 million followers.
While the majority of OnlyFans creators provide adult photos and videos to their paying subscribers, Roser noted the site had changed over recent times.
“It is content they can’t see anywhere else,” she told Confidential.
“I don’t want to catfish people into coming to this platform thinking they are going to pay to see the whole show, it is all above board, very classy and it is just the chat, I am really enjoying talking to people.”
Roser, who is married to former Home and Away actor Harley Bonner, shares various images of herself in swim costumes.
“The expectation of the content is not what I have on there,” she said.
“The only way they are going to see is if they spend the money to see the content, but I just don’t think it is what people expect and I think that is where the judgment comes from.
Roser’s subscription is “free”, but she charges for access to images.
Subscribers also have the option of tipping $150 to join her VIP club.
“I thought it would be a really nice way to get to know people and people can then like tip and support me and I can tell them about my day and things that I like,” she said.
“It is all very friendly, like a conversation you’d have with a stranger on an aeroplane.
“The tricky thing is getting past the previous OF branding because I know there are so many amazing smart women and men on there that use it in ways other than the reputation it had when it first launched.”
MATCH MADE IN TV HEAVEN
Fox Sports presenter Isabella Leembruggen has married financial marketing consultant Hugo McWilliam.
The pair wed at St Mark’s Cathedral in Darling Point on Saturday, followed by a reception of around 220 people at Sydney’s MCA in Circular Quay.
McWilliam is the son of prominent television executive Bruce McWilliam, who recently finished with Seven after more than two decades.
Leembruggen is the niece of Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy Marsh, of the famous Billinghurst family in Brisbane.
Marsh hosted a pre-wedding rehearsal dinner for 50 guests the night before the nuptials.
Among guests at the wedding were former Prime Minster Malcolm Turnbull and his wife Lucy, as well as Sunrise co-host Matt Shirvington.
The couple are now on their honeymoon in Fiji.
NEW LOVE FOR DARREN MCMULLEN
TV host Darren McMullen has found love with Sydney mum Gina Karsay.
The pair have over the past few weeks shared numerous happy snaps together, most recently on holidays in Bali.
Luxe Listings buyer Karsay has two sons from her previous marriage and is the sister of personal trainer and KAAIAA founder Leah Simmons.
The pair are understood to have met through friends and have been together for several months.
While McMullen has enjoyed a successful career on camera, his personal relationships have also attracted a lot of attention over the years.
His previous romances have included Teen Wolf star Cyrstal Reed and singer Delta Goodrem.
FORMER PREMIER TURNS 90
Businessman John Singleton was a surprise arrival at the 90th birthday celebration of former NSW Labor Premier Barrie Unsworth.
Grieving the horrific murder of his daughter, Dawn, in the Bondi Westfield attack at the weekend, Singleton told guests he needed a “distraction” as he showed up to support his mate at Stella Blu restaurant in Dee Why on Wednesday.
Unsworth served as Premier of NSW from 1986 to 1988.
Guests from both sides of politics attended the birthday event, among them former Liberal premier Barry O’Farrell, former state Labor treasurer Michael Costa and former Federal Labor senator John Faulkner.
Nick Whitlam, the son of former prime minister Gough Whitlam, also attended.
Former Labor premier Bob Carr was unable to attend but sent well wishes by way of a letter that was read to guests.
“At 90 the probity of your lifetime service is unblemished, your humble work for good causes always manifest and your personal cheer and humour always on display,” the letter read.
“So too is your lifetime partnership with dear Pauline, part of your good fortune that at this moment I greatly envy.”
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