OnlyFans model Shianne Foxx has dished on the backlash she received after paying for a promotional billboard to drive through North Sydney in search of a sugar daddy… or so it seemed.
ICYMI, residents of Mosman in Sydney’s North Shore were sent into a tizzy earlier this week when a mobile billboard with a picture of Foxx was spotted with the accompanying text: “Are you rich, old and lonely? I’m looking for a sugar daddy.”
Honestly, I can’t help but respect the hustle.
Foxx, who also works in landscaping (talk about range!), told media outlets that she paid $2000 for the billboard to travel along Mosman hotspots like Military Road, saying she included her phone number and Instagram handle to ensure that any wandering eyes resulted in hard-earned cash.
If residents weren’t rushing to jot down Foxx’s deets, they were predictably clutching their pearls. According to News.com.au, at least one resident in Mosman lodged an official complaint with Ad Standards, which was said to be reviewing whether the billboard breached any advertising codes.
Meanwhile, over on the Mosman Facebook group, the billboard was described by residents of the affluent harbourside suburb as “distasteful”, “inappropriate”, “pathetic”, and “absolutely shameful”, (per News.com.au).
However, it seems the entire ordeal might’ve been a hoax, at least according to a marketing employee who spoke with Marketing Interactive amid all the billboard hullabaloo.
The source claimed to work for Mobile Marketing, the company whose logo was pictured on the side of the mobile billboard.
“I can’t believe it”, the employee said, adding that the billboard was “completely false”.
“It’s pretty wild. I have never met this person, Shianne Foxx. If she can produce an invoice or even an email to show that it actually happened, I would be very shocked.”
The source went on to claim that image of Foxx that circulated on social media had been photoshopped over a different, legitimate commercial that Mobile Marketing had sent throughout the streets of Mosman on Tuesday.
The claims cast doubt over a viral story that had residents up in arms earlier this week, but Foxx — who has yet to address the legitimacy of her billboard — is apparently laughing all the way to the bank, regardless of whether it’s real or not.
She told News.com.au that she was swamped with 200 text messages and thousands of phone calls within just a few hours, but claimed that some would-be daddies were a little light on the sugar.
“I don’t even talk to them if they don’t send me a screenshot of their bank balance first,” Foxx said.
As for the choice of Mosman — which houses around 6,000 people over the age of 65 — Foxx said the demo was just too “perfect” to go without a glimpse of her OnlyFans joyride.
“It’s one of Sydney’s richest suburbs,” she said. “Many old people with old money, [it’s the] perfect demographic.”
Even if this was just a well-executed prank, we need to get this girl on Shark Tank, stat.
Amid all the fanfare, Foxx shared a message for anyone offended by the eye-popping billboard, while revealing the supposed payday (that has left me no choice but to cry in poor.)
“In all honesty, it’s just people who hate their nine to five life,” she said of her critics.
“I’ve made $100,000 just this month on OnlyFans, so I’ve pretty much made their yearly wage in one month.”
So what do we think? Masterful marketing hoax or legitimate quest for a sugar daddy?
Whatever the case, I need to get myself an OnlyFans account… have you seen the price of eggs?
Lead image: Reddit, @shiannefoxx/Instagram and @ronytothepoint/X
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