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Where were you born and raised?
East Coast, baby! I grew up on the beach and then I
moved to New York City when I was 18.
What were you doing for work before you became a
cam model?
I had just graduated college with my Bachelor’s degree
and I was working in IT (Information Technology).
When did you become interested in IT?
My parents have pictures of me at age 6 completely
glued to our first computer so I guess I’ve always been
interested in Technology. When I was deciding on a
major, I wanted to be an actress but my auditions were
so horrendous that the college I went to declined me for
their acting program. That’s when I took a moment to
think about what my other passions were and pursuing IT
just made the most sense.
How and when did you get into camming?
My best friend was looking for a job and mentioned it
to me. I had never even heard of webcamming before
and when I looked into it, I was fascinated. In college
I worked all kinds of entertainment jobs—from cage
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dancing to bartending and bottle serving at strip clubs—
so I knew immediately that camming was something I
would enjoy and be good at. Three years later, I’m still
here and loving it.
What made you decide to transition from your IT job to
camming?
I juggled both for almost a year until I finally decided
to cam full time. It was hard for me to step away from
my day job because I was working in the field I had my
degree in but ultimately nothing beats being your own
boss and making your own schedule. Traveling without
having to request time off? Yes, please!
For readers who may not have seen your shows yet,
how would you describe them?
They are a lot of fun. We’re always laughing and having
a good time. You might find me humping my Snorlax
plushie and hanging out with my Danny DeVito cardboard
cutout, or doing a sexy striptease and oil show. I might
be taking a bubble bath, playing Jenga, baking cookies
or gaming. Sometimes I’ll cosplay and other times I’ll log
on in lingerie or just sweatpants. I like to switch things up
and keep it interesting.