An OnlyFans star who transitioned from her corporate career to the adult entertainment industry has shared insights on what she believes men are infatuated with.
Layla Kelly left her role as a banking consultant during the Covid-19 pandemic, a decision that many would consider risky.
Despite the potential risks, the 34-year-old has no regrets as she now makes over $250,000 NZD ($150,000) annually by selling explicit content on OnlyFans.
In an interview with the New Zealand Herald, Layla explained: “I am a mom and I’m the boss. I wanted the freedom of choosing what I do and the ability to control what I earn.
“I am comfortable with myself and confident with my body. Originally, I wanted to cover $300 a week for bills but I’ve blown that out of the water. Last year I earned $250,000.”
Layla, who has twice won the title of New Zealand’s Best Porn Star in the Australian Adult Industry Awards, produces a wide array of content on the platform, with some being more tailored than others.
According to the New Zealand Herald, some men even pay her to evaluate their genitals.
“Some men are obsessed with their genitals. We talk about the length, the girth, their balls – literally everything,” Layla disclosed.
“Guys love talking about their penises. Men love talking to me and not an AI bot.”
Even though Layla creates adult films with other men, she has been in a relationship with her partner for 17 years, seven of which they have been married.
Although their relationship remains private, her partner does assist Layla with her work.
She mentioned to the outlet: “We’re in this business together, he helps me film and is involved in the content. Work is work, we have a sexual connection and marriage that can’t be threatened by anything or anyone.
“We want to keep some things private just for ourselves and there are things I won’t do [with others]. It’s important to have good communication otherwise boundaries can get blurred.”
Despite the negative perception of the adult industry, Layla aims to change that, asserting there is ‘no shame in this type of work’.
She concluded: “I don’t have an endpoint. There is a myth women have an expiry date – your sexiness doesn’t fade after a certain age.
“We become hotter and even more wanted as we get older. Men love Milfs.”