Young Australian OnlyFans star reveals the staggering amount of money she makes, what her mum thinks of her career - and the VERY unusual requests from her fans

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A young OnlyFans star has revealed how she makes well over $1million a year selling racy content to her loyal army of subscribers.

Dainty Wilder, a former cam-girl from Sydney who has been on the platform for just 12 months, quickly rose to fame and made more than $100,000 in the first 30 days. 

She told told FEMAIL she has 'made well over that every month since'.

'It isn't like this for everyone, I am in the top 0.01 percent of earners on here, but for me I hit well into six figures every month,' Dainty said.

Dainty Wilder has made $1million after being on OnlyFans for 12 months 

The young woman started her adult career as a cam-girl before taking her most faithful subscribers over to OnlyFans 

Dainty, aged in her 20s, said being on OnlyFans wasn't a 'cruisy job', with 21-hour working days talking to clients, making content and networking with collaborators not unheard of. 

'I wake up and will send some cute good morning messages or videos to my top subscribers letting them know I am getting up and ready,' she said.

'Then I will spend six or so hours in my direct messages, head to the beach or something for a photoshoot, and have a nap.

'I have weird sleeping hours - I can spend all night working, talking to people.' 

Dainty's social life has often had to take a back seat as a result of her 70-hour working weeks.

'Some of my friends help me with things, my best friend takes photos for me, they know I am really focused on business right now,' she said.

'I sometimes joke that my subscribers are my boyfriends because I haven't had time to focus on that as a priority,' she said. 

Dainty says her friends and family all know what she does for a living - and are very supportive 

Dainty said her OnlyFans success wasn't as 'instant' as it seems.

'I came from a cam-girl background and brought a lot of my loyal subscribers from there,' she said.

'It has taken a few years in this industry to build up such a solid base.'

Dainty knows success doesn't last forever and is always thinking of ways to future-proof her financial freedom.

'The industry is changing a lot, very quickly, so right now there is no reason why someone like me with good subscribers couldn't keep going through their 30s and even 40s.

'But it can also change very quickly the other way, with social media accounts being shut down all the time and income streams closing which can be scary.

In one common request fans ask her to act like a giant, capable of picking them up and eating them in one bite

'I have three properties at the moment, I am careful not to burn my money on designer handbags and stuff.

'I have always been interested in the property market and plan to be able to make a living there in the future.' 

The young woman says she has always dreamed of having a beautiful home and recently bought land to begin its construction.

Dainty said she kept her job a secret from her friends and family 'for a while' but it eventually came out.

'I told my friends first and they were really supportive,' she said.

'I ended up having to tell my mum when someone recognised me and came up to chat to me in a cafe, but she is really supportive.

'I was really scared to tell her... I think because it was such a different job. 

She often works long hours for her success, logging 70-hour weeks and even 21-hour days as one of the site's top creators

'But she wasn't fazed and in her words "if you've got it, flaunt it", plus I think most people would have a hard time turning down the kind of money I am earning,' she said.

Old acquaintances, including some from her school, have slipped into her DMS to tell her they'd come across her account.

'I think a lot more people have seen it than tell me, mostly women I went to school with tell me, I think it is less uncomfortable for them. The guys that do message me about seeing it are usually really respectful.'

Much of her income is derived from custom videos - and while most are sexually explicit there are also many 'wholesome' content requests.

'A lot of people are asking for more content where I have my clothes on,' she said.

'And the POV of "waking up together", and "making coffee together" videos where it is kind of like watching your partner doing mundane relationship things are popular too.' 

Some men take this further and prefer to pay the star to talk about what it would be like to have a family together.

'The "breeding" fetish is huge, so many people want to have those conversations and even describe the kids we would have together.

'The giantess fetish is growing stronger.

'Basically they want me to pretend like I am a huge goddess who can literally pick them up and eat them if I want.'

She also has a merchandise store where she sells underwear for $190 a piece, polaroid pictures and jars of bodily fluid for $1,000.

'The (jars) were going to be a limited run of 100, but I sold out in less than three weeks so I might do them again,' she said, explaining that they're 'a first of their kind'.

'Over a thousand people have added them to their cart, so I assume they are saving up for it.'

Dainty studied interior design at university and now applies the skills she learned to fashion her own properties.

'It is still a big passion of mine, but I am loving every aspect of what I do at the moment so I am not looking to change.'

Dainty, who is single, says she isn't worried about her job being a potential barrier to a long-term relationships.

Dainty hires people to help with her social media but handles the OnlyFans side of her business by herself.

'It is a lot of work but it is worth it, and not every day is intense it has just been a very big month.'

Dainty, who is single, said she isn't worried about her job being a potential barrier to a long-term relationships. 

'I think that it won't matter to the right person, because if it does matter to them then they aren't the kind of person I want to be with anyway,' she said.

'I have had boyfriends in the past who have said it doesn't bother them but then changed their minds at some point in the relationship.'