A teenage OnlyFans model has revealed how she is set to become a millionaire thanks to her racy content.
Summer Iris, 19, explained that she was forced to survive on food stamps growing up but is now making more than $598,000 a year on the X-rated platform.
The content creator, from North Carolina, said she used to work long hours as a waitress and was barely making ends meet.
To earn quick money to fund a neuroscience degree, she signed up to OnlyFans, but never expected her account to take off the way it did.
Summer is currently living in an OnlyFans mansion known as the ‘Bop House’ with seven other adult models.
The Bop House has since become a huge hit online with over three million followers across TikTok and Instagram – with many people comparing it to the infamous Playboy Mansion.
The opulent Florida residence, which costs almost $75,000 a month to rent, spans across 8,890 sq ft with six bedrooms and five bathrooms.
Unlike Hugh Hefner’s notorious abode there’s no grotto – but there is a pool, rooftop sundeck and direct access to the water with a space to park a yacht or jet ski.
The 19-year-old’s side hustle is so successful that she has now decided to put her plans to become a doctor on hold and instead embark on a whole new journey.
The money has also given her a level of security she’s never experienced before allowing the young brunette to be very generous with her wealth.
‘My parents worked really hard but didn’t have much to show for it,’ said Summer, who boasts 880,000 followers on her Instagram.
‘We grew up on food stamps and if I got clothes, they would be hand-me-downs from an older relative.
‘I got into OnlyFans to make enough money to support my family and pay for my degree.
‘Being able to now earn this much money is crazy.’
With her hefty income and money to spare, she was able to give her mom a big surprise.
‘When I paid off my mom’s debt, she cried,’ the model recalled.
‘I surprised her with the news for Christmas.
‘I’ve also bought her a new house and I’m taking her on a Caribbean cruise soon.
‘She has never traveled outside of the US, so I’m really excited about our upcoming trip.
‘The future plan is to put my entire family in better homes and safer areas.
‘Getting to live the way that I’m living now and to be able to use this money on my loved ones feels amazing.’
The teen only joined OnlyFans a year ago.
In that time, she cleared her mom’s almost $5,000 in debt and bought her a $300,000 three-bed home.
Summer also plans to thank her dad for his support by paying for his medical insurance.
He’s recently been sick and she wants him to have the best care possible.
Although the financial benefits are evident, she admits that her parents aren’t ‘thrilled’ at her new career choice.
They found out her OnlyFans when they stumbled across Summer’s TikTok account, where she’d been posting adult photos.
She said: ‘I thought it was kind of just a small thing I would do on the side.
‘I just wanted to get in, make some good money so I could pay for school and then get out.
‘I didn’t expect this to actually become a career.
‘My parents aren’t super happy about it.
‘My dad feels like I’ve taken a shortcut for easy money and I completely understand that perspective.
‘But they’re still here for me, love and support me.
‘They saw more potential in my education so they’re a little disappointed that I’m not furthering with that and that I’m doing this instead.
‘I felt really guilty when they found out because I should have told them first – but I honestly never thought it would become this big.
‘My mom definitely doesn’t love where the money comes from but she’s very thankful that I am in a position where I am making money for my future.’
As well as treating her parents, Summer has also splashed out on an almost $650,000 four-bedroom home in Florida for herself, a Porsche worth over $99,000, and $6,000 braces.
She still plans on going to medical school once she’s earned enough money to support herself and her family for the rest of her life.
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