Online model Belle Olivia, 21, claims she’s so attractive that she needs a live-in bodyguard to protect her from “creepy guys”.
The Manchester-based beauty told the Daily Star about some “really scary experiences” she’s had, including one incident where a man tried to pull her into an alley.
She also revealed that she often receives “pervy messages” online and unwanted gifts at her home.
Despite this, Belle believes such behaviour is “to be expected” when you’re on sites like Only Fans.
The millionaire told the Daily Star about “really scary experiences” she’s had, justifying why security is necessary for her now she’s got a following on Only Fans.
She confessed: “One guy tried to grab me and pull me into an alley, and I’ve had loads of stalker experiences, with things arriving at my home like gifts and pretty perverted notes.”
Belle did say that she thinks behaviour like this is “to be expected” when you’re on sites like Only Fans, but she said that she didn’t want to be “hounded” on the streets by men who “know her address”, because it would leave her fearing for her safety.
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She said that she gets “pervy messages” online too, sharing that often they “step over the line”, but an older man has come to her rescue to pay for the bodyguard, and she jokingly referred to him as a “sugar daddy”, saying that he’s “really nice and respectful”, and “just cares that she’s safe.”
However, she doesn’t want to live in fear, hence the need for a bodyguard, paid for by a “sugar daddy” who just wants her to be safe.
Belle shared: “Thanks to my OnlyFans, I have my own car and penthouse in Manchester so my bodyguard has moved into the spare room.
“He goes with me shopping and to the gym. I don’t get bothered as much anymore and have started to feel safe again. I’m really grateful to the man who’s paying for it, and he gets plenty of content in return!”
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