‘Prison officer’ who bonked ‘inmate’ in new viral video hits again after backlash

A mum who starred in a saucy two-minute clip where she pretended to be a misbehaving prison officer has hit back after being abused online.

Kayla Wild, 36, from Essex, did the stunt alongside Irish plumber-turned-adult star Andy Lee who masterminded the idea to trick the public.

Andy wanted to recreate footage that was taken inside HMP Wandsworth, which appeared to show a lag having sex with an on-duty prison guard while a second inmate filmed.

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He asked Kayla to play the role of the officer after building a prison set and buying a uniform on eBay – and the steamy footage took Twitter by storm.

We spoke to Andy afterwards who said people were “loving it” but he “felt sorry” for Kayla because she was the one being trolled online.

After agreeing to an interview, Kayla has now lifted the lid to the Daily Star about how the controversial job came about, and the fallout since.

The racy model told us: “Andy literally messaged me on Friday about making a reel that he thought would go viral, with maybe a scene to match it. He said he had an idea but that he needed to do it ASAP.“

Kayla messaged a close friend to arrange childcare and got up at 6am to prepare a Sunday roast she had planned for the day – before going to the Andy’s studio to shoot some ‘hopefully viral’ material.

She continued: “I got to the studio and Andy’s new idea was a little sprung on me. I’ve never put any of my work out for free so I was a little hesitant, but he assured me it was gonna be a short scene and luckily, after viewing it, I was pleased you couldn’t actually see my sacred area.”

Asked if she had any doubts, she conceded: “To be honest, yes, I had doubts. But it was all a bit of a f**k-it moment and I just went with it. It was a parody film and Andy booked me for it. I kind of just trusted the process and trusted Andy because he is a bit of a genius.”

And low and behold, Andy’s grand plan came to fruition and the video exploded, with ‘millions’ of people being fooled into thinking it was real.

On a positive note for Kayla, she has had an influx of new subscribers on OnlyFans because of it, something she described as generating further freedom for her little family after earning over a month’s wage in just 24 hours.

However, despite the boost to her bank balance, Kayla in particular has been targeted by trolls who have tried to shame her for it.

And speaking to us about the mixed reaction, she said: “There has been a huge backlash. Sadly one thing I’m not surprised at but am still saddened by is how the public have come down hard and negatively on me. Not the man.

“I swear misogyny has been stitched into the very fabric of existence since the start of time and it continues today just in more sneaky, covert ways. Andy hired me for a job so why is it just me getting hate? I know why – because I’m a woman.”

However, she added that she was “mega thankful for all the kindness” she has received in the midst of the madness. She also said she was doing “surprisingly okay” and that her OnlyFans page was doing even better.

But Kayla never imagined she would ever be someone who did OnlyFans – but said it allowed her to take back her power after losing her poorly paid 9-5 job and fleeing domestic violence.

And as for her parting message to people hurling insults at her over the parody video, she said: “Please attempt to realise your own life and how no one knows it like you and that if you’d prefer not to be harshly judged then why project such hate on to another?

“And if you’ve got ‘be kind’ stuck on your Instagram profile, maybe take a leaf out of your own bio babe…”

Finally, we asked Kayla the most prevalent question of all, does she now regret it?

“As of this moment, I don’t feel regret,” she said. “I know my internal truth and my intentions and the purity of them. If they have caused any upset to anyone then I can take accountability and apologise for that.

“I navigate this mad world as best I can and truth be told – I’m proud of myself.”