A Christian OnlyFans model who went viral after having “threesomes with God” is now urging fellow religious people to embrace “dirty sex” and says the deity “approves” of it.
Nita Marie, 46 from Colorado, rakes in over £120,000 a month on the adult site, having become famous among fans for her very personal relationship with the deity up above.
After three years of stripping off for the camera, Nita, who has one million followers on Instagram (@love_nitamarie), has concluded that “Christians are the freakiest people out there”.
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And many of these “super conservative men” are signed up to her OnlyFans account.
“Super conservative religious people are actually helping my business,” Nita told NudeNewz.
“Of my followers on OnlyFans, 80% are Christian men – many of them were brought up to believe sex is only for after-marriage and masturbation is shameful.
“When there are too many rules, people become repressed and look for ways to relieve themselves in secret.
“But I’m here to tell you, God wants you to have sex.
“I have threesomes with him, so I should know, right?”
Shamed But Unapologetic
The OnlyFans model, who has been married for a year and has two children, has been shamed by fellow worshippers for her raunchy career but says they are “just missing out”.
Nita Marie believes that a little bit of religion can actually improve your sex life and drive, she claims.
She said: “Religion can be a huge turn-on.
“It encourages your kinky side; like when someone looks really angelic on the outside but is naughty on the inside.
“It’s like when you are told that you shouldn’t do something – it just makes you want to do it more.
“Bringing religion into the bedroom could actually spice things up.
“People like to tell me ‘I should be ashamed’ because of what I do, but I don’t care what they say.
“They’re the ones missing out on the fun and God approves of my lifestyle.”
Biblical Justification
Nita grounds her beliefs in Scripture, citing specific passages to support her lifestyle.
She said: “In Genesis 1:28 and Genesis 9:1, God says ‘Be fruitful and multiply’.
“The way we go forth and multiply is by having sex.
“I believe that you can create things in your life with sexual energy regardless of whether or not it is children, or creating other things in your life by harnessing sexual energy.
“In the garden of Eden, Adam and Eve were created naked – God never wanted us to be shameful of our bodies or our sexuality.
“I believe part of healing our fallen world is having a healthy relationship with sex and our bodies.”
The passages Nita references are commonly interpreted as divine commands to procreate, though her extension of this to non-procreative sexual expression represents a less traditional theological interpretation.
Her invocation of Adam and Eve’s nakedness in Eden reflects a belief that shame around bodies and sexuality entered the world only after the Fall, not as part of God’s original design.
“Doing God’s Work”
Nita Marie also feels she is “doing God’s work” by stripping off online and chatting to “lonely men” who need an outlet for their sexual frustration.
She said: “In some ways, Christian faith encourages behaviour that makes people label things as ‘good or bad’ when that’s not always the case.
“There are lots of lonely men out there who don’t have wives or girlfriends.
“They crave companionship and if they don’t get this, they turn into bitter, angry men.
“It’s the combination of not having a female companion and being sexually frustrated.
“You hear about repressed people being complete rebels and going off the deep end.
“I think I’m doing humanity a service by helping these men get rid of that anger.”
Like other creators who frame their work as providing emotional support alongside sexual content, Nita positions herself as offering a service that benefits mental wellbeing.
The 80% Christian Subscriber Base
Nita’s claim that 80% of her OnlyFans subscribers are Christian men raises questions about the relationship between sexual repression and consumption of adult content.
Research has suggested correlations between religiously conservative regions and higher rates of pornography consumption, though definitive causal links remain debated.
Nita’s observation that “when there are too many rules, people become repressed” reflects a common psychological theory about forbidden fruit and increased desire.
Whether her subscribers view their engagement with her content as compatible with their faith or as transgressive precisely because it conflicts with religious teachings remains unclear.
Religion as Turn-On
Nita’s assertion that religion can be “a huge turn-on” speaks to the complex interplay between prohibition and desire.
The contrast between outward piety and private sexuality – what she describes as looking “angelic on the outside but naughty on the inside” – represents a common fantasy theme in adult content.
Her suggestion that couples could “bring religion into the bedroom” to “spice things up” implies role-playing scenarios that many conservative Christians would likely find blasphemous.
The gap between Nita’s interpretation of Christian sexuality and mainstream Christian teaching on the subject could hardly be wider.
Theological Controversy
Most Christian denominations maintain teachings that would classify Nita’s work as incompatible with biblical sexual ethics.
Traditional Christian sexual morality emphasises monogamy, confines sexual activity to marriage, and condemns pornography both in production and consumption.
Nita’s claim that “God approves” of her OnlyFans career would be rejected by the vast majority of Christian theologians and religious leaders.
Her selective use of Scripture – citing Genesis commands to multiply while ignoring numerous other biblical passages about sexual conduct – reflects a highly individualised approach to faith.
The “threesomes with God” language that made her viral appears to be provocative framing rather than literal theological claim, though it has undoubtedly contributed to both her notoriety and her subscriber base.
The Fallen World Argument
Nita also hopes that by sharing her own sexual experiences, she can help others open up and embrace their own fantasies.
She added: “I think God knows we are living in a fallen world – nothing is perfect.
“No matter how perfect we try to be, there will always be something in our lives that isn’t the godliest.
“But sex isn’t a sin.”
Her invocation of living in a “fallen world” typically refers in Christian theology to humanity’s corrupted state after Adam and Eve’s disobedience.
Nita appears to use this concept to argue that God has realistic expectations about human behaviour, including sexual expression.
Her final statement – “sex isn’t a sin” – would find agreement among most Christians, though they would likely add significant qualifications about the context and nature of that sexual activity.
The Business of Divine Approval
At £120,000 monthly, Nita’s OnlyFans career has proven extraordinarily lucrative regardless of its theological merits.
Her million Instagram followers and three years of content creation demonstrate she’s built a sustainable business around her unique positioning as the “Christian OnlyFans model”.
Whether her subscribers genuinely believe God approves of their engagement with her content or simply find the religious framing adds an extra layer of appeal remains an open question.
For Nita, the convergence of faith, sexuality, and substantial income has created a lifestyle she describes as divinely sanctioned – even if most of Christianity would disagree.
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