‘The audacity’: top OnlyFans creator rejects MAFS contestants

An infamous MAFS couple has raised eyebrows by joining OnlyFans, now even top creators on the platform don’t want them.

There’s been a lot of speculation around on MAFS most infamous villains – Olivia Frazer and her partner Jackson Lonie – joining OnlyFans. But now OnlyFans creators are weighing in, and they’re not happy.

In case you missed it, Frazer circulated a racy photo of fellow bride, Domenica Calarco, along with the information that Calarco had an OnlyFans account. This happened following a huge fight between the two that ended in Calarco smashing a wine glass.

OnlyFans creators don't welcome infamous MAFS couple. Picture: Instagram/Jacklonie1/ olivefrazer

Make no mistake, despite Frazer’s protestations once she was caught out, this move was intended to humiliate her rival.

This is obviously problematic in a number of ways. While it was later revealed that it wasn’t strictly ‘revenge porn’ as the photo was on Calarco’s public Twitter account, it was still very much along those lines.

Not to mention Frazer assumed it would be humiliating for Calarco because of blatant sexism and a very backwards view on sex work. Because heaven forbid women would make money from their own bodies, the same bodies that men have been using for their own agency for decades, right?

Despite this attempt at public shaming, the controversial MAFS couple have now both started up their own OnlyFans accounts.

A move being called hypocritical at best, and pathetic at worst.

‘We do NOT claim her as a fellow creator,’ says OnlyFans creator Lucy Banks. Picture: Instagram/@itsnotlucybanks

Now, Australia’s top OnlyFans content creator, Lucy Banks, has weighed in on the matter – and made it clear the couple is not welcome.

As a single mum struggling to make ends meet, discovering OnlyFans “transformed” Banks’ life for the better – with one exception.

“I was outed in quite a public way without my permission, and it shattered my whole world,” Banks shared. “To see it happen on nation television was horrible.”

When the MAFS scandal came to light, Banks says it hit her really hard, and she wasn’t the only one.

“It was quite triggering, to be honest,” she said.

”People get really obsessive about it [when you work in an adult industry]. They make it their mission make sure your parents know.”

“I know girls who’ve had subscribers from OnlyFans – not just people they know in real life – stalk them, find their personal details and out them to family members.”

To then see Frazer and Lonie then turn around and try to profit of the same platform they shamed, has Banks and many other creators in the community feeling quite angry.

“It’s really insulting to the industry, and I’m sure to Dom. We’ve all dealt with people like Olivia, we all have an Olivia in our lives,” she said.

“For someone to (put) so much effort into trying to shame you, then do those same things themselves – I can’t believe the audacity. I would be really embarrassed if I was Olivia.

“A lot of us are quite angry we’re not taken seriously by people like Olivia – she’s responsible for a lot of the backlash we receive – and then she joins herself.”

Everyone's faces at Olivia Frazer hypocrisy. Picture: supplied

It might just be that Frazer and Lonie have bitten the hand that feeds, by attempting to join a generally tight-knit, open and supportive community that they previously trashed in a very public fashion.

“Because we’ve all experienced a lot of backlash and judgment from society, within the industry we tend to be quite supportive of each other,” Banks explained.

“If I have somebody reach out to me asking me for tips about OnlyFans, I’m like, ‘Yes, of course, let me teach you everything I know.’

“We have catch ups, do group events and tend to shout each other out. We love seeing each other do well. It’s already such an isolating job … without community support I think it would be a lot harder.

“For Olivia and Jackson to navigate the OnlyFans world on their own will be challenging.

“They obviously have a head start with their fame, but is that sustainable? I don’t think it is.

“We do NOT claim her as a fellow creator.”

While the welcome mat has well and truly not been laid out for Frazer and Lonie, Banks did explain that in general she was all for reality stars capitalising on their fame.

“It’s so smart and I love to see it … but not someone who outed a fellow creator on national television.”