Coppage claims that she started the OnlyFans account last summer when she was not teaching, and never expected it to generate much income. She and her husband simply agreed to do it together. However, the material she posted performed extremely well on the site. OnlyFans and similar platforms allow creators like Coppage to post content, pornographic or otherwise, to subscribers and charge those subscribers a fee. Coppage said she now takes home thousands of dollars each month to supplement her teacher\u2019s income, which was a little over $42,000 last year.<\/p>\n