Teacher who quit classroom over raunchy content makes £1 million on adult sites

A teacher who resigned over her racy online content has claimed she has since made a whopping £1million in the adult industry.

Brianna Coppage resigned from her teaching job last month after students at St Clair High School in Missouri, United States, found her X-rated content. After an interview with two administrators, she resigned, and her access to school emails and other software was removed.

The 28-year-old, who used the alias Brinley Love and Brooklin Love, had been creating adult content on a number of adult websites, but the teacher has since said that she was expecting it. Despite her extra-curricular earnings, Brianna believed the day someone discovered it "was coming”.

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Brianna had taught first and second year students at the college, offering her teachings to freshmen and sophomores. She was making between £6.5k ($8,000) to £8.1k ($10,000) every month on top of her school salary. But now, in conversations with Fox Business and the Tamron Hall Show, she has claimed she is making far, far more.

She said: “My husband was laid off and things got really difficult – in the past, we had joked about making money on OnlyFans, so this year we decided to go for it. We knew that there were risks, but we were in a tough situation.

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  Teacher who resigned over racy content 'grieving' over never 'going back to education'

“But July, we were making around $10,000 per month.” She has since made more than £1million in total, and has paid off her student loan debt, and her car loan.

But she has described it as being “bittersweet”. “I miss my students a lot,” she declared “just the connections when they would come into my classroom and tell me things like the milestones in their likes.

“That's definitely been tough to process knowing that I won't go back and have those, but no regrets at this point.” She recently claimed that she was “grieving” for the loss of her teaching career.

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School superintendent Kyle Kruse confirmed the district was "recently notified that an employee may have posted inappropriate media on one or more internet sites” last month, with no comment being made since. However, he said: “Legal counsel has since been sought by the school. The district has engaged legal counsel to conduct a comprehensive investigation into this matter."

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