‘Cocaine Cassie’ Sainsbury selling photos on OnlyFans

“Cocaine Cassie” Sainsbury has taken to sharing racy photos on subscription-only website OnlyFans to fund her life.

Out on parole in Colombia, Cassandra “Cocaine Cassie” Sainsbury has taken to sharing racy photos on subscription-only website OnlyFans to fund her life.

The Australian drug smuggler was released early from her six-year jail sentence last April, after she was caught in 2017 with 5.8kg of cocaine concealed in her suitcase as she attempted to leave South America.

The former personal trainer has since joined OnlyFans, sharing a snippet on her Instagram of what’s to come with a link to the adult site.

The 25-year-old will charge subscribers $39.99 a month to check out the snaps, and has reportedly shared two pictures to the account so far with a caption reading: “What happens next?”

Reports of Sainsbury selling risque photos first emerged in August, when The Herald Sun claimed she was sending explicit images to a man in Australia for $400 a week after “falling on hard times”.

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Sainsbury shared a snippet of what’s to come on her OnlyFans account. Picture: Instagram

“Well I’m happy with the amount you offered, like I’m not the sort of person to be like, no that’s not enough money,” she reportedly wrote to the man at the time.

But a week later, Sainsbury denied being paid for any photos during an interview with Brisbane’s B105 radio station.

“It actually didn’t go down the way it has come out in the media. I did not receive any money at all for any photos,” she told hosts Stav, Matt and Abby.

Asked by them if she’d set up an account on OnlyFans, Sainsbury said she “had never even heard of this page until I got a whole heap of messages from people saying, ‘What’s your OnlyFans ID?’ and I was like, ‘What? What is that?’”

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Sainsbury reportedly traded nude photos in exchange for cash with men in Australia last year. Picture: Instagram

After being arrested on May 1, 2017, when 5.8 kilograms of cocaine was found in her suitcase. Picture: AFP Photo/Colombia’s Antinarcotics Police

Sainsbury has long claimed she attempted her drug bust under duress, but has never been able to provide evidence of this, claiming she has forgotten the password to a phone she said holds proof.

After being released from the Bogota prison, she maintained she still doesn’t remember the password in an interview with 60 Minutes, a detail that has long been ridiculed since it emerged during her 2018 interview with the program.

Since being imprisoned in Colombia, Sainsbury has dramatically changed her appearance, losing weight and even speaking with an accent.

Sainsbury will have to stay in Colombia for another 25 months as part of her parole conditions.

She originally faced more than 20 years locked up but later negotiated a six-year sentence with a plea deal.

– With Rebekah Scanlan