Teachers caught up in Only Fans controversy
In the Midwest two teachers jobs were threatened. Their employers say their Only Fans accounts were the problem.
Brianna Coppage and Joe Gow’s extracurricular work didn’t suit their employers.
The $2 million Brianna Coppage says she made on OnlyFans in the last year proved a lot more lucrative than her day job as a high school teacher.
“You know what I need right now?” she says in an Instagram promo video. “Someone to take me to dinner, and then bring me home and have me for dessert.”
Before beginning to produce saucy videos in 2023, Coppage was a high school English teacher in suburban St. Louis, Missouri, and struggling to make ends meet after her husband was laid off.
In the Midwest two teachers jobs were threatened. Their employers say their Only Fans accounts were the problem.
Brianna Coppage and Joe Gow’s extracurricular work didn’t suit their employers.
The $2 million Brianna Coppage says she made on OnlyFans in the last year proved a lot more lucrative than her day job as a high school teacher.
“You know what I need right now?” she says in an Instagram promo video. “Someone to take me to dinner, and then bring me home and have me for dessert.”
Before beginning to produce saucy videos in 2023, Coppage was a high school English teacher in suburban St. Louis, Missouri, and struggling to make ends meet after her husband was laid off.
