Newcastle content creator reveals a fan turned up to her home
A content creator who once revealed her stepdad turned out to be a top subscriber revealed a fan turned up to her house.
An adult content creator has revealed a fan turned up to her house to ask her out for a coffee.
Taila Maddison and fellow OnlyFans star Annie Knight kicked off their Double Dose podcast together this week.
During the podcast, Taila revealed that a fan turned up to her home and sent her a picture from outside of it.
Alongside the photograph he also asked if she wanted to get a coffee, which left her co-host stunned.
Taila, who is originally from Newcastle, said she didn’t block him but simply never replied to the message.
“How did he know where you lived? Did you ask,” Annie asked her, shocked by the information.
Taila said the man had previously told her he lived in the area.
“Do you think he saw you somewhere and followed you home,” Annie asked, to which Taila said she didn’t know how he found exactly where she lived.
Annie labelled the situation as “crazy”.
Taila has previously gone viral after revealing that her OnlyFans account broke up her mum’s relationship, revealing when she started on the site, she had a subscriber from the get-go who would talk to her every day.
The subscriber spent up to $2000 requesting photos of Taila’s underwear daily, content with Taila and her boyfriend and filmed in particular rooms of their shared home.
TikTok informed her the account user was also in her phone contacts.
She said she went “mental” trying to discover who it was, narrowing it down to six people – including her stepdad.
“I went with my gut feeling and I messaged the website account and I said, ‘I know who this is’,” she said on TikTok.
The account user initially denied it, so Taila said the person behind the account needed to tell her mum or she would.
“Within two minutes, [I] got a text from my stepdad saying, ‘Hey Tai can we talk?’”
The woman said her stepfather had been a part of her life since she was 11 years old.
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