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WHEN Sara and Matt previously featured on truly, Sara had been banned from their children’s sports games because of what she does for a living. The mother-of-four is an adult content creator and since the previous episode, things have not improved. Sara said: “The judgement has… Gotten worse because people knew they could do things to our family and it affect our kids.” They have made the decision to move not just to another city, but another state - to Las Vegas. Matt said: “We’re removing ourselves from this situation and we’re going to try to move somewhere where it’s not such a big deal - it’s not the talk of the town.” The former hair salon owner started creating content in 2020 and now makes approximately $50,000 a month. Matt helps Sara create content and manages her schedule - together the couple ‘manage chaos’ of the household together. Their children know Sara is a model and influencer but not the full extent of her work. Sara said: “Our children don’t know exactly what we do for a living, I would say that they have an idea. We have been very secretive in, I guess, sheltering them.”
WHEN Sara and Matt previously featured on truly, Sara had been banned from their children’s sports games because of what she does for a living. The mother-of-four is an adult content creator and since the previous episode, things have not improved. Sara said: “The judgement has… Gotten worse because people knew they could do things to our family and it affect our kids.” They have made the decision to move not just to another city, but another state - to Las Vegas. Matt said: “We’re removing ourselves from this situation and we’re going to try to move somewhere where it’s not such a big deal - it’s not the talk of the town.” The former hair salon owner started creating content in 2020 and now makes approximately $50,000 a month. Matt helps Sara create content and manages her schedule - together the couple ‘manage chaos’ of the household together. Their children know Sara is a model and influencer but not the full extent of her work. Sara said: “Our children don’t know exactly what we do for a living, I would say that they have an idea. We have been very secretive in, I guess, sheltering them.”
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