The coronavirus pandemic has affected the economy of almost all the countries across the globe and led to financial crunch.
The 25-year-old, Australian motorcar racer, Renee Gracie has shocked everyone by her career switch. Gracie has quit motorsports and joined the adult industry.
Renee joined adult film industry and saw substantial rise in her pay as her earning went From 0 to $90,650 per month.
When it comes to money, the flow of income has been such that Renee went on to pay for a 30-year loan in just 12 months.
Speaking to The Daily Telegraph, Renee said, “’It has put me in a financial position I could never have dreamt of and I really enjoy it. I am fine with whatever they want to call me. I am earning good money and I am comfortable with where I am at”.
Here’s all you need to know about the Australian supercar racer-turned-adult star Renee Gracie:
- Gracie was the first full-time female racer in Australia’s V8 Supercars Super2 category in more than a decade.
- Renee Gracie decided to turn to OnlyFans, a website that allows people to provide their Instagram following with subscription-based content to add to their income including erotic images and videos.
- She revealed that she earns up to $25,000 (approx Rs 18.8 lakh) per week through the sale of her photos and videos and her monthly income has shot up from $64,750 to an astonishing $90,650.
- It was 2013, when she started her career in motorsports.
- The ex-Australian racer had contested in the 2013 and 2014 seasons of the Porsche Carrera Cup Australia Championship which made her the first-ever female to compete in the championship.
- Gracie, also collaborated with the Swiss race car driver Simona de Silvestro and took part in Australia’s iconic Bathurst 1000 Supercar race. The duo also became the first female pairing since 1998.
- Following a series of poor results, including a lone ‘top 10’ finish in 17 races, Gracie was eventually replaced by another driver.
- Renee does not want to go back to racing as she claims cars are not here passion anymore.
- According to the ex-racer, her father was proud of her switch to a new industry, while also urging the people to judge her by her success and not through what she is currently doing.
