OnlyFans star opens up about strangest requests she's ever received
· Toronto Sun
An Australian sex worker with a massive online following is opening up about some of the strangest requests she’s encountered on the job — and a few that pushed her to draw the line.
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OnlyFans creator and self-described “all service” worker Kayla Jade has built an audience of more than three million across TikTok and Instagram, where she shares candid “storytime” videos about her experiences, according to the New York Post . Now, with the release of her memoir Call Girl Confidential , she’s revealing even more — including the kinds of client requests she’s kept private until now.
Eating to excess
One of the most unusual, she explained in an interview with news.com.au, involved a fetish known as “feederism.” The kink revolves around a person gaining pleasure from watching someone else eat excessively, often to the point of discomfort.
Jade said it started off relatively tame, with a client offering her $500 to film herself eating a packet of Tim Tams (a popular brand of chocolate biscuits from Australia).
‘Dangerous game’
“After the first few videos, he began asking me to weigh myself before and after I eat, and would request I film myself sticking my belly out and jiggling it,” she said.
At first, she went along with it. Over time, though, the requests became more concerning, especially as the client pushed for weight gain. Jade said she eventually stepped back, calling it a “dangerous game” — particularly for sex workers who may have a history of disordered eating.
That concern was personal
Jade shared that she struggled with anorexia in her younger years, which made the situation even more complicated.
“You get addicted to the money and attention, and then it becomes a matter of when do you stop?” she said, adding that she began to question the client’s intentions and where things might lead.
‘Mukbang’ a lucrative industry
While eating on camera isn’t always tied to fetish content, it has become big business online. The South Korean trend known as “mukbang,” or “eating broadcast,” has turned some creators into high earners, with professionals reportedly making up to $10,000 a month before sponsorship deals, per Today.com .
Still, Jade decided that type of work wasn’t for her and stepped away from feeder-related requests.
She also shared another bizarre client story. One man, “Barry,” was so fixated on her surgically enhanced butt — the result of a Brazilian Butt Lift — that he sent her a frantic, distressed message when its size changed after a lifestyle shift.