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Crystal and Chris haven’t been the only ones to find success through OnlyFans, which has become a prominent platform for users looking to offer subscription-based content. But on Thursday, the company announced to ban “sexually explicit conduct” on its platform beginning in October. The move, OnlyFans said, was to ensure “long-term sustainability.”
Crystal and Chris don’t expect to be negatively affected by the developments since their posts resemble modern Playboy images than anything X-rated. OnlyFans said in a statement to PEOPLE that nudity will still be allowed on the site as long as users abide by their guidelines.
So she and her husband, Chris, began posting content to OnlyFans, which reportedly ranges from pin-up style photos to “sexy stories” Crystal writes for their subscribers.
The Jacksons are looking for a new school and a new start away from the church that married them and baptized their sons. Of course, they’re disappointed; Chris told KCRA that it’s “tough to find the Christianity here” while Crystal said, “I’m still the same Crystal I was, like, two years ago.” But they’ll probably be fine; they may be the black sheep of their community, but with $150,000 coming in every month, the Jacksons have plenty to work with. They can up and leave if they need to. But that won’t be so easy for the next mom who takes to OnlyFans to make ends meet for her family. It’s too easy to envision a scenario in which a mom making far less than $150,000 on OnlyFans attracts the attention of busy body parents, a vindictive school, and a cruel society that punishes women and children for perfectly legal nudie photos.
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