Teacher who was suspended after her OnlyFans was discovered has now resigned

The American teacher who was suspended after officials found her OnlyFans page has resigned.

Brianna Coppage set up the side hustle to bring in a bit more income to her household.

While she knew there would be a high risk of her account being exposed to the school, she signed up anyway.

She explained that on average her OnlyFans would bring in around $8,000 to $10,000 per month. This was on top of her annual teacher's salary of about $42,000.

Coppage had been teaching at St Clair High School in Franklin County for two years, and said that she had been expecting to be discovered eventually.

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The Missouri teacher told the St Louis Post-Dispatch: “It was kind of always like this cloud hanging over my head, like I never knew when I would be discovered.

“Then, about two weeks ago, my husband and I were told that people were finding out about it.

"So I knew this day was coming.”

That moment finally happened and she was placed on leave while an investigation was conducted.

However, before that probe could be completed, she decided to resign from her role as an English teacher.

"I don't want to fight the school district. I'm just ready for peace," Coppage explained to The Messenger.

"I knew that nothing was ever going to be the same if I went back so that was just the best option."

Brianna said it would be difficult to return to teaching after 'having your face and your name plastered all around the world'.

But, thankfully for her, all the attention has seen a boost in her OnlyFans page.

The 28-year-old says she will be focusing her time on making adult content full time in the wake of her resignation.

She wishes nothing but the best for her school and doesn't hold any ill will.

"I don't want the school to continue getting hate," Coppage explained to The Messenger.

"I would like the education of students to be able to return to normal, they deserve to have a great year."

She believes that a recent video in which she and her husband collaborated with two popular performers in St Louis may have been the source of her discovery.

Brianna claimed she had a meeting with two school administrators and was confronted about posting 'inappropriate media on one or more internet sites'.

But it's onwards and upwards for the young woman from here on.