Mormon Mom Shakes Things Up In Her Dull Neighborhood By Going Commando

Mormon mom Holly Jane isn't letting news of her excommunication slow her down. Anyone who thought it would, in anyway, hasn't been paying attention.

This mom is addicted to the content game. And if getting kicked out her church for being an OnlyFans creator hasn't stopped her yet, nothing will. In fact, there's an argument to be made that she might just be getting started.

Holly's quickly learned how to make headlines off of her content. She's making the most of the spotlight and the money that comes along with it.

As her success on the platform continues so does her ability to get noticed. Lately the content she's been creating has been designed for those closer to home.

This week she managed to shake things up in her dull neighborhood while entertaining her 100k plus followers on Instagram. She shook things up by teasing the neighbors and going commando in her backyard.

That's not all the 40-year-old mom has been up to this week. In between the teasing of her neighbors she found the time to write an article about herself for Newsweek.

In the article Holly digs into how she went from a more traditional career to building an empire off of content. She said, "I'm ambitious, but not in the traditional career sense. I hated going to work. I wanted to make money and be successful, but I just didn't fit into that nine-to-five box."

Holly Jane Turned Herself Into An OnlyFans Model After Reading The News

She continued, "I did make a good salary recruiting nurses, but I wasn't happy. It felt like imprisonment."

Holly grew up with dreams of becoming a model. Getting married and having children at a young age put an end to all of that. When her husband died - in a traffic wreck - she wanted out of the "nine-to-five box."

The opportunity presented itself in 2021 when she was reading the news. She came across the story of a mom who had become a top OnlyFans creator.

"A light bulb went off in my head. It was one of those life-changing moments. I hadn't used social media before this, except for Facebook occasionally, for family. I didn't know how to grow a social media following, but I wanted to do this.

"So, I began taking notes and doing a lot of research. It took me a couple of months to launch my social media. But within a month of launching, I was making enough money to be able to quit my job."

Now there's an overnight success story we can all tell our grandkids about. The Mormon Mom who stumbled into creating content, fell in love with the game, and became wealthy while being booted out of her church.