After her school found out about her OnlyFans account, a teacher resigned. Afterwards, she said OnlyFans was so much more money than her teaching paycheck that she wouldn’t lose out.

After her account was discovered in September, Brianna Coppage, 28, was put on leave from St Clair High School in St Clair, Missouri.

It was approximately two weeks ago when my husband and I were informed that people were finding out about it, so I knew this day was coming, Coppage told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Recently, teachers have been talking about making money on OnlyFans.

After being fired for her adult content, one teacher told InsidThe controversial right-wing Twitter account Libs of TikTok outed another teacher in February after being outed.

In the eyes of critics, teachers shouldn’t make money from sexual content while working with young children. However, others believe they should be free to do what they please.

In an October 10 article, Kyle Kruse, superintendent of the school district, said Coppage had resigned “voluntarily.”

During the investigation, the school tried to hide Coppage’s identity, but some people found out anyway.

“Our community was deeply disappointed, but we were also limited in our response,” he said.

According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, OnlyFans content earns Coppage $8,000 to $10,000 a month.

According to The Messenger, she truly believed her students would never find her OnlyFans account because she made $3,500 a month ($42,000 a year) from her teacher’s salary.

Her former school would likely continue to receive hate, but she was now “ready for peace” and didn’t want it to continue receiving hate.

OnlyFans was created by Coppage to help pay back her student loans. The account has been abandoned, but Coppage’s description remains: “Yes… I’m THAT teacher.”