A GERMAN singer who earns more than £90k per month thanks to her side hustle has revealed the tough journey she's had to success.
Now, Katrin Vogelova has shared her struggles with bullying while growing up and how she went from being bullied and broke to worth millions.
Katrin Vogelova, 26, began her career as a singer and YouTuber known by her stage name Katja Krasavice - but her side hustle has proved to be a major success.
She said: "Since I've had this platform, I've been earning no less than six figures a month.
But her life hasn't always been easy, and Katrin has shared her struggles on the road to fame.
She recalled: "Everyone was talking about me, how I dress, I got 90 per cent negative comments on YouTube during my early days."
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But Katrin fought her way through the bullying and became a major success - revealing her net worth to be over £8million.
Katrin said: "For me, money is a means of being free.
"I like giving back to people because I know what it's like to have nothing.
"I want to give other people support, and I also like paying my fans their bills. I really pay for that from the bottom of my heart.
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One person who's helped her through the haters is her mum, and Katrin said she dreamed of saving and protecting her family from a young age.
She added: "I like to throw money out the window for the people I love."
"I'm the most successful woman in Germany on the platform."
The gorgeous blonde boasts more than 3.6 million followers on Instagram and another 3.1 million on TikTok.
She said: "What I post, what I do is very self-determined. I'm open about my sexuality."
Regarding her OnlyFans account, she joked: "Why should I upload the photos to Instagram for free?"
Katrin is now among the top 0.01% of OnlyFans creators, and receives millions of visitors to her profile each day.
The singer came under fire after releasing a raunchy music video featuring brightly coloured rabbits.
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After PETA representatives accused her of animal cruelty, her team deleted the scenes from the YouTube video.
Katrin later apologised and claimed the rabbit scenes were "an unconscious mistake".