Missouri Teacher Who Quit After $1M Onlyfans Discovered, Fired At New Job
Missouri high school teacher Brianna Coppage, who quit her job due to issues with her $1 Million OnlyFans account, has now been fired from her new healthcare job.
The 28-year-old content creator shared news of her termination on Tuesday (March 19) while joking with her followers. “Making fun of myself for getting fired from another job is a coping mechanism,” she tweeted on X.
Coppage originally suspected an issue at her new job on March 4. Sharing with followers, “Funny story… I got a day job because I lack purpose and consistency in my day-to-day.. and my mental health sucks when I stay home every day.. Well.. I just got put on leave and am being investigated because of OF here we go again.”
On March 18, she ranted about how personal lives should not matter at work following the termination, tweeting:
“Honestly though. Fuck the dumb bitches who can’t just mind their own business. Like why is everyone so worried about what other people are doing? Just stay in your own lane, and worry about yourself.”
Coppage made headlines after she left her teaching job at St. Clair High School in Missouri due to reports about 'inappropriate media' surfaced online. Known as Brooklin Love online, Coppage earned $1 million from OnlyFans, before leaving teaching. She began a job at Compass Health as a community support specialist, in which she was shortly fired, despite disclosing her teaching history.
“They admitted they didn't check my references or Google me before hiring me. They claim I violated their social media policy but won't say how,” Coppage told the press.
Coppage launched an OnlyFans account to pay off student loans, as she earned only $42,000 yearly as an English teacher. Missouri offers low starting salaries for teachers, per the National Education Association.
While using an alias, she believes her Onlyfans account leaked because of her husband's appearance in a video, which sparked local controversy. OnlyFans require users to be 18+ and its age verification terms vary. Coppage claimed that her OnlyFans account was not related to her teaching career during questioning by school officials.
Despite her suspension making headlines, Coppage’s OnlyFans account gained new subscribers, doubling her earnings. “I don't regret joining OnlyFans. Sex work shouldn't be shameful,” she stated.
After her new termination, Coppage updated fans on Wednesday (March 20) that she is using online referrals to search for a new job. She tweets, “Me on Instagram asking for job recommendations in my underwear [cry laughing face emoji] sometimes I think I’m funny,” “And people will still take it serious and make fun of me [two cry laughing face emojis].”
