Former Missouri teacher ‘wouldn’t recommend’ OnlyFans career, says she’s a ‘total outcast’

ST. CLAIR, Mo. — Former St. Clair High School teacher and cheerleading coach Megan Gaither says she “wouldn’t recommend” teachers follow her lead and pursue a career on the adult website OnlyFans.

Gaither, 32, was put on leave last fall after the school district discovered she was making content on OnlyFans, a website that features direct-to-consumer content and is best known for pornography. Gaither reactivated her account after she was put on leave, and she continues making content today. She said she doesn’t resent the school district or her coworkers, but she remains frustrated that someone turned her in after she appeared in Coppage’s video.

Gaither said she makes about $22,000 a month from her 1,500-plus subscribers. In all, OnlyFans boasts more than 210 million paid subscribers worldwide. Creators charge between $3 and $75 for a monthly subscription, and users pay more for custom or pay-per-view content.Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | SoundStack | All Of Our Podcasts

Gaither said she’s in therapy to cope with the events that have unfolded over the past eight months. She and her husband are moving their two elementary school-aged children out of the school district. But while Coppage is fielding requests for help, Gaither urges aspiring OnlyFans creators to consider the repercussions.

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