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Brianna Coppage, a former Missouri teacher, faced termination from her new role only days after starting, following her resignation from St. Clair High School due to the discovery of her OnlyFans account by school administrators.

At her new job as a community support specialist at Compass Health, her employment was cut short within a week after her employers found out about her account on the platform, citing a breach of their social media policy.

“I lasted five days before they put me on leave and subsequently fired me just this month,” Coppage disclosed to KMOV-TV. “They admitted that they didn’t call my references or Google me before they hired me.”

Previously, as an English teacher earning $42,000 annually, Coppage turned to OnlyFans to supplement her income, aiming to alleviate her student loan debt from obtaining advanced degrees. She shared with Fox News Digital that her endeavors on OnlyFans, where she has approached earning close to $1 million, were entirely separate from her professional responsibilities as a teacher.

However, the transition away from teaching has posed challenges for Coppage, in her own account.

“Not having to get up and go to a 9-5 has been tough on my mental health,” she said, reflecting on the impact of her career change.

Coppage maintains that her online activities did not conflict with her role as an educator.

“There is this expectation that teachers should be the moral leaders of students, and I do not disagree with that,” she conveyed to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. She emphasized her commitment to teaching the curriculum without imposing her personal beliefs on her students.