A former bartender and chiropractic assistant says finding success online finally gave her the freedom she had been searching for after years of feeling lost in traditional work.
Brittney Kakalia, from Florida, says she never fit the conventional path and struggled to settle on a career.
“I started community college and dropped out because I didn’t even know what I wanted to do in life and hate school,” Brittney told NudeNewz.
“I think it’s a waste going to school to get a degree and get a job you could’ve got without the degree.”
She later enrolled in cosmetology school before realising it wasn’t for her either.
“I realised I don’t want to do hair and I was more interested in aesthetics,” she said.
By her early twenties, Brittney was juggling multiple roles.
“I started bartending at nightclubs and was a chiropractic assistant during the day,” she said.
“I’ve had like 20 jobs and never knew what I wanted to do, but I enjoyed bartending and chiropractic the most.”
Her turning point came through a passion she already loved.
“I’ve always been into cars and modding them,” Brittney explained.
She began posting photos of her Acura RSX on Instagram back in 2017, and the response quickly snowballed.
“We started shooting me and my car every day and started blowing up, going viral, and lots of pages reposting our content,” she said.
The exposure led to invitations to car shows and brand attention, and eventually opened the door to content creation as a career.
Today, Brittney describes her online persona as upbeat and approachable.
“I would say my persona is goofy, positive, and bubbly,” she said.
What she believes sets her apart is how she treats her audience.
“I think I’m more humble because I love interacting with my fans,” Brittney said.
“I respond to every comment when they comment on my pictures.”
She also enjoys meeting followers in real life.
“When they see me in public, I love when they come up to me and say hi,” she said.
“I always have fun hanging with them.”
Brittney says she wants her page to feel uplifting.
“I want them to have happy and good vibes from my page because I like to spread positivity,” she explained.
When it comes to creating content, she keeps things simple.
“That’s the hardest part for me because I am not creative,” she admitted.
“I just pick the outfits and location of where I want to shoot and my photographer will come up with ideas.”
Ironically, her most successful posts are the most straightforward.
“My most viral pictures and videos are me just posing in front of cars or just walking or standing there,” she said.
Her family, she says, has been her biggest cheerleader.
“I’m blessed with the most supportive family,” Brittney said.
She added: “My dad always told me he didn’t care what I did for work as long as I was happy.”
Even extended family members have backed her.
“My mom and grandma said they would do the same if they could,” she said.
“Everyone was supportive and happy for me and my success.”
Despite assumptions about wealth, Brittney says she lives modestly.
“I’m very frugal so I don’t spend much money actually,” she said.
“I mostly spend money on food, if anything.”
What has changed most is her freedom.
“I’m very blessed that it has changed my life by allowing me to travel and live anywhere in the world since it is remote,” she said.
“I get to wake up and do what I want and bless my family by taking them to places.”
Looking ahead, Brittney has plans beyond adult content.
“I’m trying to make as much content as possible and keep growing my platforms so I can transition out of the OF space,” she said.
“I want to make travel vlogs for YouTube and do more real estate investments.”
From bouncing between jobs to building a career around cars, travel and positivity, Brittney says she finally feels in control.
And for the first time, she’s doing something that feels like her.
