Air Force Lieutenant quits her day job of 11 years to run an OnlyFans account full-time. She now sells her raunchy pictures online.

She traded her life as a soldier for a life as an influencer; Acassia Marina Jorge Diniz looks unrecognizable.

Known on the platform as ‘Caca Diniz,’ users can subscribe to the former airwoman’s channel for $17 a month and access her most explicit content.

Besides a series of bikini shots at the beach, Diniz has posted numerous photos and videos on social media – including more than 19,000 followers.

Her local media reported that she resigned from the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) last year and has since been placed on the unpaid reserve list.

She presents herself as a digital content creator, a physical education teacher, and a sports nutrition specialist based in Para on social media.

Diniz is one of several professionals who have left their day jobs to make money from the adult entertainment website.

According to reports, Melissa Williams – who served in the armed forces for 11 years – “retired” after colleagues discovered her OnlyFans account.

To spice up her relationship with her husband, Melissa began creating content for the site in May 2020.

I never let my personal sex life interfere with my job. The ex-cop told Jam Press.

However, Melissa’s colleagues began signing up to her page to “investigate her conduct” and sharing her images with the police and jail staff.

Her boss filed a complaint against her after her boss learned of the act.

“I never wore a uniform in any of my photographs. My fans thought I was a stay-at-home mom, so I created a fake persona. My bosses seemed to be watching my room.”

Since she was 14, Melissa has dreamed of becoming a police officer.

“I loved working in the police force, but how could I work in a place like that again?” Being a woman in the police force was hard. My success, attractiveness, and confidence have always made people jealous of me.”