I used to work on the tills at M&S but now I’ve made £50,000 from eating Percy Pigs NAKED

A WOMAN who used to work as a cashier in M&S has revealed how she made £50,000 selling nude pictures of herself eating Percy Pigs.

When Orla Melissa left her supermarket role for adult content platform Fanvue, a friend pointed out a half-eaten bag of Percy Pigs in her car and gave her an inspiration.

She tested the idea by sending a few cheeky photos featuring her favourite gummy sweets to some fans - but was surprised to find out that they wanted her to do more Percy Pig content.

"They can't get enough of them," she . "A Percy Pig fetish group developed through my subscribers."

The 20-year-old joked it wouldn't be long before her subscribers asked her to start Colin the Caterpillar content.

Orla says she really enjoyed being her own boss and has bagged a whopping £50,000 from Percy Pig content alone since the start of this year.

She said: "It's been so empowering becoming my own boss and choosing which hours I work."

However, one challenge she faces now is not to eat too many sweets.

"The eating requests are great because I love Percy's, but I don't want to lose my figure either," she said.

Although some might turn their noses up at her job, Orla says her friends and family have been really supportive of her new career.

She said: "They always knew I wasn't going to stick it out in M&S but I'm happy I worked there as it's where the inspiration came from for the Percy Pig content.

"It's much easier for me to treat my friends and family thanks to the financial security I now have as an adult creator on Fanvue."

Similarly, a global jet-setter has revealed how she went from being a “skint student” to earning over £100k a month by quitting her degree and Lidl job to sell nude pictures and saucy videos of herself online.

A woman says she wanted to sell feet pictures but her husband wasn't on board - despite him scrolling through photos of provocative women on his social media feed.

Meanwhile, OnlyFans could be taking a step away from adult content in an attempt to raise new investments.