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'I'm millionaire thanks to sexy content but there's some very weird requests'

Racy content creator Ruby Drew has revealed she's made a mint from her sexy content. However, she admits she's had to endure some rather weird requests to get there

[Ruby Drew poses for a photo]

Ruby Drew is a millionaire thanks to her sexy online content(Image: Ruby Drew)

A racy content creator has revealed she's made a mint from her sexy content.

However, she admits she's had to endure some rather weird requests to get there. Ruby Drew, 20, from Australia, decided to start her sexy content page after a bad breakup in lockdown to try and make some extra cash.

She's ended up becoming a millionaire after figuring out there was money to be made in custom requests. And things all began with an ex-partner of hers.

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[Ruby Drew poses for a photo in a white bikini]

She often gets some rather strange requests(Image: Ruby Drew)

"I was with this boy in high school who I was head over heels in love with, but as most high school relationships go, we drifted apart when he moved away," she told Yahoo! Lifestyle.

"I hadnt talked to him for a few years before he reached out on OnlyFans. At first, I thought it was a joke, but then he started asking for custom content made just for him.

Ruby said the guy wanted all sorts of videos of her doing raunchy things and 'moaning his name' while she did it.

"At one stage, he was spending about $1500 (1,200) a week on my content," she revealed.

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[Ruby Drew poses for a photo in a bikini]

Many fans like getting her to 'moan their name'(Image: Ruby Drew)

[Ruby Drew poses for a photo]

Fans often spend thousands on her content each week(Image: Ruby Drew)

In fact Ruby said it's the people she knows in real life who are the ones that request the most custom content.

She says moaning their name is very popular, but there have also been other unusual requests.

I had one guy who supported me all through COVID that just wanted videos of me dancing in my backyard with socks on and then slowly peeling off the wet dirty socks, she explained.

Being up for satisfying outlandish requests has earned Ruby $1million (800,000) in a year, although the content creator said it isn't always easy.

She said: Its uncomfortable. Im not good at being mean to people. But if people are paying good money for me to speak to them badly, who am I to refuse?

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