Grandma earns 6 figures a year selling her dirty underwear on OnlyFans
"No one is going to tell me what I can do or cannot do with my life.”
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By Brelaun Douglas via SWNS
This grandma earns six figures a year producing content on OnlyFans.
The grandmother of nine, who goes by RubyLynne online, has always been a sexually open person and decided to go into adult content creation to earn extra cash.
“I’ve been involved in the swing life in some way shape or form for about 15 years,” said the 56-year-old from Portland, Oregon.
“I have always been obsessed with the adult industry and started by selling dirty panties online and that’s how I got my start just to earn some extra money to travel.
“I would sell panties for $35 a pair and anything they wanted added on would be extra. I’d be booked out like 6 weeks at a time for daily panty wear.”
She soon pivoted to webcamming and content creation after realizing the market for it.
“Guys who were buying the panties were asking for videos or content of things being done with them,” she said.
“I was like ‘okay then I want to turn around and sell those videos.’”
Now, the mother of five sells her underwear exclusively through her OnlyFans.
She also performs there solo or with a male or female partner and does some fetish content. She says she is now among the top earners on the site.
“I’m so proud of that,” she said.
“I was able to quit my social work job last April. It was so amazing.

“I’m at five figures a month and I’m at six figures a year.”
She said it was a surprise to see how well people responded to her at first.
“I was actually pretty shocked at how well received I was,” she said.
“I think as mature creators, we just bring something a little bit different to the table because we’ve had life experiences and we can talk about it and share that with our fans.
“We all have scars or stretch marks or whatever and our fan base really embraces that. They’re not looking for perfection.”
While she enjoys her work, RubyLynne admits it has caused some strain in her personal life.
“I was very aware that once you put something out on the internet you could be discovered so I didn’t really have any fears,” she said.
“I did think about it, how would anybody I ever worked with find out, how would my kids find out? It was always in the back of my mind for sure.”
Before she got a chance to tell her children, she and her partner were outed.
“We had decided we were going to tell them in 2021 around the holiday time when we’d be seeing everybody.
“We were like 'we need to tell the kids what we’re doing' because when I quit my day job that’s going to be a red flag.
“We were actually on cam one evening and got a text from our daughter and it said, ‘I need to talk to you immediately.’”
RubyLynne sent her partner to speak with their daughter while she finished up the session and discovered afterward that they had been outed to all of their children.
“A childhood friend of our kids had seen an ad on Pornhub with us in it, screenshot it and texted it to every one of the adult kids.

“We talked to our daughter, admitted it, and told her the whole story and hung up with her and decided we should probably call every other kid. They all knew so let’s just get this out in the open, so that’s what we did that night.”
Unfortunately, one of her sons was not happy about the news.
“He and his wife have disowned us and we’re not allowed to see our grandchildren,” RubyLynne said.
“The last time we saw those grandkids was April 2021. There was already a little bit of dissension with them, so when they got that knowledge, they chose not to ever speak to us again.
“We haven’t actually spoken to them in almost two years.”
She added: “It was hard because I had raised my kids to be very open-minded.
“It took me a long time to process and grieve it, but at that point, I was 55 years old, and no one is going to tell me what I can do or cannot do with my life.”
She encourages others to live with the same mindset.
“For mature creators, I really think you just do it,” she said.
“Do what makes you happy. You’ve earned that right.
“Every day I wake up and I say I’m living my dream life and it’s an awesome life."
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