Piers Morgan Debates Law Student Who Left University for OnlyFans

When you do, are you gonna be proud that you have your little ones and they look at you and go, "Didn't you wanna be a lawyer, Mommy?

What happened?" Yeah. And you go, "Yeah, but look at all my stuff."

They can cry in a Ferrari. And it's big business. Very big business, raking in $5 billion a year.

Ab- What were you before you did this? Um, I was a law student. Um, and now I'm a TikTok- At university?

Yeah, university, Uni of Southampton. So I had- Did you graduate or...?

No, no, no, I dropped out to do OnlyFans 'cause I was making a lot of money, so I was like, "Why am I doing reading?"

You're studying, studying to be a la- a lawyer.

Yes. And then you start doing OnlyFans while you're at university.

Yes. What made you get into it? Because I saw how much money other people were earning, and I was thinking, "Hey, I can do this, too."

Uh, I'm just disappointed that someone like you, who's obviously got a great brain- Yeah ... training to be a law student at university, decides to pack it all in to just take your clothes off for, for perfect strangers on OnlyFans. Why?

Because I wouldn't have made loads of money as a solicitor anyway.

Like, I would've earned money, yes, but I earn that in two weeks now, and I earned that for a year- How much do you make? I mean, how much money do you make?

I earn a lot. How much do you make? Maybe, like, double that.

Well, I, we won't get into what I earn, but what do you earn?

I e- I earn a lot of money. Like, I- Well, give me a number.

Well, I don't wanna give a specific number, but- Why not?

... I, I'm 0.01 on OnlyFans, so I'm as top as it gets.

What does that mean? It means you are the best of the best.

0.01% of- Best of the best of what? OnlyFans creators in monetary terms.

Why are you so good? Because I'm really good-looking.

Right. And original. Well, you're certainly not shy, are you?

No, I know I'm good at what I do. I mean, now what do your family think of this?

I mean, they must be incredibly disappointed, surely, that you backed in a potentially really successful career as a lawyer- ... to do this.

... to do this. Piers, my dad is dead and my mum is on my payroll. My family are fine.

Your mom's on your payroll? My mom is on my payroll. She- In what, doing what?

Um, admin. Uh, what does that mean? Just behind the scenes work. She doesn't do anything rude or anything, so- So she loves you doing this?

Yeah, well, she doesn't praise it at the pub like, "Woo-hoo, my daughter does OnlyFans," but she's supportive. She knows that I'm over 18.

I can do what the hell I want. I know there will be people watching this, p- especially younger people, cheering you on, going, "Yeah, girl.

You go well." Yeah. And then the other people going, "What, what are you, what are you sounding like?

You sound-" Yeah ... awful, grotesque." It's like why, why go down this road?

Yeah. You've obviously ... You could be doing something so much better- Yeah ... for the world than this, couldn't you?

No, I've been so, um, like, sexually open since I was at school, and if you met anyone in my year group, they would be like, "You were absolutely made to do this." And I think if you put your mind to something, then you can absolutely achieve it. And, like, look at me.

With a little bit of good looks and hard work, you can- All right ... become a millionaire.

The bottom line is- Well, it's- ... she's making millions doing what she enjoys doing.

Honestly, we gotta wrap it up, but what does it say about society where a bright young woman like you- Yeah ... right, decides to abandon a career and a fantastic career as a lawyer to do this, just because it's making you money online? What does it say about the way society's gone?

That I'm successful no matter what I do. I'd be successful if I was anything.

You would've been a lawyer- Yeah ... if you hadn't taken this path.

Yeah. I reckon I'll interview you again in 15 years.

Yeah. And you'll say, "You know what, Piers?

You were right." I'll pick you up in my Bugatti.