A porn star power couple have slammed trolls who claim their children would be 'ashamed' of their racy career choices – by letting fans know what their kids really think.
Nick and Courtney Tillia first met when they were teachers at the same school. But they wanted more than their low incomes could provide – so quit to start making adult content online.
Since 2016, the pair have become self-made millionaires and have created a better life for their four children. However, trolls online often criticise the pair for their lifestyle choices and claim it will have an impact on their family life.
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However, Courtney claims her kids know about her career and are actually accepting of it. Speaking to Daily Star, she said: "Our daughters are older and fully understand my career. They’re incredibly supportive.
"Our oldest daughter even did IT and backend work for the OnlyFans training course that I created and has helped with designing my media clips and resources!
"We’ve had age appropriate conversations with our boys about what I do. Those conversations have increased as they’ve become more mature and spend more time online.
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"There’s a part in one of the episodes where our youngest asks me directly about my OnlyFans. These can be challenging conversations, but we unequivocally believe in operating in our lives and this industry without shame or a need to hide things.
"We’re very happy to be able to share these conversations as examples of how to have tough conversations with kids and how to raise them without many of the judgments and levels of shame that so many of us have had to heal and overcome as adults.
"Honestly, our kids couldn’t care less! It’s everyone else that makes a big deal of it!"
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Now, the couple have launched their own reality TV show 'Nick & Courtney', which follows their story of balancing family life with their X-rated lifestyle — and some of the family feature in the show.
Courtney added: "The whole family is involved in filming except our daughters. They fully support what we do but opted out of being in the spotlight themselves.
"Our boys (12 and 11) have enthusiastically chosen to participate and they’ve had a blast with the filming! Our pups aren’t thrilled about having full camera crews in our home, so they don’t appear much in the first season — but we’ll get that sorted out as we go!
"My mother-in-law stole the show in previous documentaries and news stories about our family, so of course we’ve included her in the show! There’s an episode later in the season where she shares her real feelings about our decisions to leave teaching and start on OnlyFans!"
The first episode of Nick & Courtney is available on the Field Productions YouTube channel.