‘I make scorching content material in my basic automobile – and earn £50k a month driving followers wild’
One racy mannequin revealed how she’s raking within the money by filming horny content material in her basic automobile.
Maddi Miller, from Australia, takes scorching snaps and movies in her blue Ford Falcon. And it is incomes her as much as $65,000 (£52,000) a month as she drives basic automobile followers wild together with her racy materials.
Blonde bombshell Maddi bought the automobile from Facebook market for simply $4,500 (£3,500). And it is definitely paying off for her now, with it that includes in lots of her horny tapes and images.
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Talking about how she discovered her love of automobiles, Maddi stated: “I had at all times grown up round Falcons, however actually turned a fan when somebody commented on a TikTok of mine that I reminded them of a Ford Falcon! After that, it turned a objective to drive one.
(Image: waifumaddi/Instagram)
“I didn’t have much money at the time, so I used all my savings on the car. Since then, I spent a few thousand fixing it up, and intend to spend even more, giving it the love it deserves.”
Now, the Falcon takes centre stage on her Maddi’s OnlyFans – together with her most-viewed content material being filmed inside (or on high of) one. Unsurprisingly, most of Maddi’s devoted OnlyFans subscribers are additionally followers of basic automobiles just like the well-known Ford Falcon.
(Image: waifumaddi/Instagram)
(Image: waifumaddi/Instagram)
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“It’s funny, I know while many other OnlyFans subscribers enjoy content featuring attractive clothes or appealing landscapes, I know mine just love their muscle cars,” she said. “So, my 2 xr6 Falcon accompanies me in nearly all of my content.”
The full-size Ford Falcon dates again to the Sixties. From 1972 onward, every one has been designed, developed and in-built Australia – making this automobile a real Aussie trademark. The ultimate Ford Falcon rolled off the manufacturing line in 2016.
While a Falcon fan, Maddi admits she is eager to buy a “xr6 turbo” in the future or a four wheel drive (she admits a 200 collection is the dream), and sure, will most likely shoot content material that features these automobiles too.
