A mum 'shunned by locals' in her tiny village because of her OnlyFans career says she's having the last laugh - as she has almost saved enough to leave.

Laura Whyte, 30, previously claimed other women in Aberchirder, Aberdeenshire, had complained about her raunchy content - over fears their husbands might see.

But Laura, a mum-of-two, refused to stop filming - and is now raking in more than £5,000-a-month, she says.

She claims she is now in the top 1.5% of creators and fans have helped her save a deposit of nearly £60k in just two years, which she plans to use to leave Aberchirder.

Laura hopes to build a property where she can house rescued animals - her dream - and build a studio she can rent out to other OnlyFans creators.

She said: "People say I have no money because I’m still here, but that’s not how it works – I don’t want to chuck away money. "

"We’ve got enough money for an extension on a two-bed but what we want is an acre of land as well and outbuildings as I'm planning on renovating one for a studio for myself. "

"I’d also rent it out to other OnlyFans creators, I think it would be quite different to offer a place to do content creation for a small fee "

"And rescuing animals is what I want to do, it’s always been at the top of my list to do my wildlife courses and hopefully do wildlife rehabilitation and care for them if they’ve been hurt. "

"We're not in it for any fanciness or keeping up with Joneses or anything like that – I've managed to add £30k to our deposit in just a year." "

Laura joined OnlyFans in September 2021 to boost her income.

She says the money quickly started rolling in – and now she has a dedicated following of subscribers who want to see her achieve her dream of owning a house.



And she says big tippers have helped her get closer to her dream of owning a house.

Despite neighbours in her village disapproving of her career choice - with some even allegedly threatening to phone the police - Laura says feels like she’s providing for her family.

She said: "People assume because you're still here you're making nothing but that’s not how you save money, you’ve got to build it up."

"It’s just a less stressful life now, we’re not having to wake up worrying about how to get our next meal. "

"When I was younger, we were living off £40-a-week. It was horrible. So now I have an appreciation for managing to achieve for my family. "

"The most I've had tipped in a month was £1k from a man who just wanted to help me achieve the dream of owning a house."



"I’ve got a fair few followers that have been there from when I first started, so I think they're excited as well."