A British content creator from Derbyshire, says subscribers paid off her £40,000 tax bill and covered her house deposit – but admits their generosity has spoiled regular men for her.
Scarlett Jones, an adult creator who has been single for three years after having just one long-term relationship, has thousands of men fawning over her in real life and online, but they struggle to meet her high standards.
The model, who has over 567,000 followers on Instagram (@itsmescarlettjones), says her fans even buy her DAD birthday gifts and now she’s looking for an equally generous boyfriend.
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She said: “I’m so used to being spoiled by my fans that I would only date a subscriber now.
“A regular man would have a lot to compete with because my subscribers have set the standard extremely high.”
Scarlett is regularly propositioned by subscribers and has met several in person, although none of the encounters have become romantic.
She said: “I get asked out by subscribers all the time. I’ve met a few fans in real life and even went to a strip club in London with one, but it was completely platonic.
“I also have a few fans I meet every couple of months for shopping dates, but they have to meet certain financial and personal requirements before I’ll see them.”
Scarlett has attracted generous supporters throughout her adult career, with one contributing £40,000 towards her VAT bill and another providing the £10,000 deposit for her first home.
She said: “I told one subscriber about my VAT bill and he immediately sent me £15,000 as a gift without me even asking.
“He also sent me £1,000 a day through OnlyFans just to chat and did that for around a month.
“I was making around £200,000 before tax and expenses that year, but it was still an incredible amount for someone to give me.
“Another fan paid the £10,000 deposit on my first home when I was 22. It was a £300,000 three-bedroom detached property with a pool.
“It was really early in my career, so that money made a huge difference to me.”
She said: “I’m incredibly grateful because nobody is obliged to buy me anything.
“Growing up, I never imagined people had that sort of money, let alone that they would choose to spend it on me.”
Scarlett also has an Amazon wishlist where supporters can buy her gifts or contribute towards the more expensive ones.
When she moved into her home, admirers furnished her entire kitchen and purchased a mixture of practical essentials and expensive technology, including a £2,500 75-inch Samsung television, a £450 PlayStation 5 and a £500 Smeg kettle and toaster.
She said: “Fans have also bought me a £550 Canon camera, a £400 Sony video camera, a £350 DJI camera, a £500 knife block and around £500 worth of gardening tools.
“I have 21 Honey Birdette lingerie sets worth almost £10,000 altogether, somebody pays my £300 monthly car payment and another fan clears my Amazon wishlist every time I add to it, usually spending between £500 and £1,000 a month.”
She said: “I haven’t paid for a single thing in my kitchen; it’s all bought by fans from my wishlist.
“There are normal things on there, such as cat food, my kettle and my toaster, but I’ve also received gift cards, phones and laptops.”
Her supporters’ generosity has also benefited Scarlett’s family after she put a £350 coffee machine on her wishlist as a birthday present for her father.
She said: “My dad wanted a coffee machine for his birthday, so I put one on my wishlist and somebody bought it.
“Dad doesn’t understand my job at all. He asked why anybody would want to do this.”
One regular supporter pays Scarlett £500 for an hour-long shopping date and covers everything she buys on top of that fee.
She said: “The most he has spent was around £1,000 in an hour on lingerie and latex.
“The most I’ve spent with an online fan was £1,500 in a single hour on clothes from Urban Outfitters. It’s literally crazy because I’d never experienced anything like that before.”
Although Scarlett enjoys being spoiled, she is conscious of the real-life consequences and would never knowingly encourage someone to spend cash they can’t afford to lose.
She said: “It’s a fetish and a fantasy, but I wouldn’t spend all of somebody’s money.
“If it is going to negatively affect their real life, you don’t want to encourage it too much. It can be like a gambling addiction.
“I used to feel really bad asking people for money, but if they’re not going to spend it on me, they’ll spend it on someone else.
“So now I think, whatever, because this is what they enjoy.”
Scarlett admits she struggles to maintain professional distance from her most trusted supporters, sharing details about her daily life and beginning to view them as genuine friends.
She said: “I have my biggest regulars together on WhatsApp, and they’re people I trust.
“I message them every day, send them voice messages and tell them everything about my life. I treat them like friends.
“I often humanise subscribers too much. I’ll tell my friends, ‘This guy is so sweet and so nice,’ but then he’ll send me something vulgar the next day. It reminds me that I shouldn’t let my guard down.”
Scarlett believes these relationships mean an OnlyFans subscriber would be better prepared to date her than somebody unfamiliar with her career.
She said: “A subscriber already knows what I do, so I wouldn’t have to explain my work or worry about him suddenly deciding that he couldn’t handle it.
“I don’t expect every boyfriend to pay a £40,000 bill, but I need somebody generous who enjoys looking after me rather than resenting it.
“My fans treat me incredibly well, and I’m genuinely grateful for that. It has shown me what I want – a partner who is naturally generous and enjoys looking after me too.”
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