A Second Teacher From The Same High School Got Busted With An OnlyFans Account

If there’s one thing 2023 has taught us, it’s that if you’re a hot teacher, the best thing you can do for your career is start up an OnlyFans and make sure your students/employers find out about it so you go as viral as possible.

Amazingly, we’ve now had this occur with two teachers from the same small high school in Missouri. Just a few weeks back we blogged about St. Clair High School English teacher Brianna Coppage, but now it’s her co-worker Megan Gaither who has been busted – after a student slipped a note under her classroom door that they “knew her secret”.

Just like her former colleague, English teacher and cheerleading coach Gaither told the NY Post she was driven to OnlyFans to support her family and pay off crippling student loan debt: “Teaching does not financially support a person. It’s really hard to stretch those paychecks during the summer. That’s why I did it.”

Gaither says she made an additional $3,000 to $5,000 a month on OnlyFans, keeping her face hidden in an effort to remain anonymous. But rumours started to circulate among students when she appeared in a video on Coppage’s account. Although her face was not seen in the clip, which was shot at a hotel room party, when a photo from the event appeared online, she was wearing the same outfit she had on in the video.

So it sounds like Gaither was at least trying to hide her identity in her OnlyFans content, but all it took was a little detective work from her students to uncover the truth. Apparently she’s deactivated her account since all this went down, but you have to think the smart play here is to reactivate and make a killing while the story is still hot? Unless her career as an English teacher at some high school in Missouri is really that important to her?

At this rate, teachers supplementing their income on OnlyFans probably won’t be a big deal in a few years once everyone is doing it, but for now, there’s money to be made and free publicity to be had. If you’re a teacher with financial troubles, get in while you can!