British Charlotte Divine ended her Onlyfans career after three and a half years.
Charlotte Divine photographed in February 2026. PDO
Former Onlyfans star Charlotte Divine22, says The Sun – magazine about the unpleasant consequences of his career.
Hailing from Great Britain, Divine started his Onlyfans career at the age of 18 and made adult entertainment for money. According to Divine, he earned about 10,000 pounds per month on Onlyfans, or more than 11,400 euros.
– My family supported me, even though they wanted me to choose another path. They warned that I might regret my decision when I was older. But I was persistent in my pursuit and they decided to support and love me rather than abandon me, Divine recalls.
After a year of producing content for Onlyfans, Divine developed a drug addiction. At that time, Divine had moved to Australia, where he was introduced to drugs such as cocaine, ketamine and LSD. He says that he spent up to 200 pounds, or about 230 euros, on drugs a day.
Divine didn’t enjoy the feeling the drugs brought, but they brought him momentary peace.
– I hated my job and drugs made it easy to do it. The drugs made me lose weight and since I was struggling with my body image at the time, I thought it was a good thing, she says.
Charlotte Divine made adult entertainment content for Onlyfans. PDO
Now Divine has been sober for over five months. He stopped making Onlyfans content after three and a half years. After the end of his career, Divine has had to rely on his small savings and no longer has an income.
Today, Divine talks about his experiences on the Internet and devotes most of his time to religion. According to Divine, adult entertainment websites have a serious effect on the harmony between men and women.
– Men no longer open doors, defend their loved ones, fight for justice or want marriage or children, Divine lists the effects of porn on men.
According to Divine, men’s assumptions about what sex or a woman should be like make women insecure.
– Porn is so far from real intimacy and connection. Women try to live up to that image: having sex around, objectifying themselves and doing everything to please men, says Divine.
– They don’t know how to carry themselves with dignity. Not because they don’t want to, but because they’re terrified of never being loved or loved, she continues.
Charlotte Devine thinks that men’s assumptions about women and sex make women insecure. PDO
