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I make £4k a month coughing & sneezing for horny men with covid fetish on FaceTime, reveals page 3 girl
A FORMER Sun page three girl is making thousands during the pandemic offering FaceTime calls to horny men with a secret ‘covid fetish’.
The model & former Footballers Wives star Holly McGuire, 42, says she has regular punters who ask her to sneeze & cough on camera for up to 20 minutes at a time or even ask her to wear a face mask throughout their steamy calls.
Holly Mcguire says she has had bizarre requests to cough and sneeze on camera for clients[/caption]
A Facetime only service has seen a surge in men asking for masks to be worn[/caption]
Playboy model Melissa Howe has been able to offer mask strip teases as part of the covid roleplay[/caption]
Business has been booming for webcam girls and OnlyFans models since the covid outbreak sparked global lockdowns over a year ago – with strip clubs and brothels being forced to shit.
But website Saucytime, which offers clients a Facetime only service, has seen soaring interest for face mask strip teases as well as clients asking girls to ‘spread germs’ on camera.
Mum Holly, now based in Spain, told the Sun Online: “It’s a daily thing [being asked to wear a facemask].
“The first time I thought I had misheard them but I guess masks have become a part of people’s lives and some guys like to see the girls wearing them.
“Some like the more exotic, elegant coverings whereas others like the basic tissue style because they rip easily.
“I have a regular who likes to role play, I think he is a germaphobe and likes me to whisper very quietly during the conversations.
“When I do he brings the phone closer to his face to try and hear me and I pretend to sneeze or cough directly loudly at him.
“It’s pretty hard to sneeze on demand so I try to remember to have a pepper shaker handy for those calls.”
Despite the bizarre new trend, which can rake in around £500 a day, she says the most unusual request to date is a client who asked her to eat cream cakes – while wearing her facemask.
Essex girl Holly said: “The wackiest request I’ve had was for someone who wanted me to eat cream cakes.
“I didn’t have one so a custard tart had to do, whilst wearing a mask and getting the mask covered in pastry and cake for fifteen minutes.
“I felt pretty sick afterwards.
Holly featured in lads mags before moving to online work in the last year[/caption]
Melissa can make a £1,000 a week doing private calls during lockdown[/caption]
Digital sex work has been a booming business since the start of the pandemic[/caption]
“Also the most common which was sneezing and coughing, refusing to take off my mask, ignoring someone for half an hour and of course the ‘face mask striptease’.”
However covid roleplay can come with its own set of problems says Holly as it can be difficult to make seductive conversation with men cooped up at home and looking for fun during lockdown.
She said: “Sometimes it doesn’t work well if I find their accent difficult to understand but other times guys love it if partway through the call they ask me to lower the mask, ‘show me a smile’ or to role-play a scenario where they have to wear the mask and get a good telling off if they don’t do what they are told.
“I suppose it is just like anything slightly taboo. But I also feel that with the face covered the focal point is drawn to the eyes and eyes which can be very expressive and sexy.”
BIG BUCKS
While others businesses were hit hard worldwide by covid restrictions, cam girls are making thousands and also receiving tips from randy customers.
Subscription websites such as OnlyFans, which is open to everyone, not just sex workers, have seen 150,000 new users every day during the pandemic – paying out £19 billion globally last year.
Many furloughed Brits gave up the office job for the webcam and cashed in as demand for digital sex work soared with men looking for intimacy but also company.
The mum from Essex has previously featured as a page three model for the Sun[/caption]
She also appeared on hit show Footballers wives[/caption]
But since the covid outbreak website SaucyTime has seen a new taboo emerge with clients now requesting for a mask to be worn before the call has even begun.
Playboy model Melissa Howe, 30, can earn around £1,000 a week working part-time and says she has regular callers who call on their lunch break & a city lawyer who rolls down the blinds in his office.
She said: “It sounds bad but some men enjoy seeing someone other than their spouse and where they might have got their kicks at the strip clubs, they are currently closed.
“More and more guys like to start the call with me wearing a mask, it’s like an extra layer of clothing.
“I still find the mask fetish a bit strange, but they always ask me to remove it at some point. mask stripping is fun particularly if they are wearing one as well.”
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Online sex work has however become a last resort for many when they were left out of much-needed covid relief packages.
In Ireland over 50% of female sex workers said they would still engage in intimate work despite a recent Covid surge in January.
Sex worker Kate McGrew blamed a lack of Government support leaving escorts with no other option to earn money.
The global covid death toll stands at 3.2million with 155million cases having been recorded worldwide.
Holly appeared on the Sun’s front cover as well as lads mags[/caption]
