Brianna Coppage, a 28-year-old former English teacher from Missouri, has once again found herself in the headlines — and not for anything related to her teaching career. Just months after leaving her position at St. Clair High School, Coppage was hired as a community support specialist at Compass Health. But within five days of starting her new job, she was shown the door.
The reason? Her highly successful OnlyFans career — which has made her a top 0.1% creator on the platform — came to light among coworkers, sparking swift action from her employer.
From Educator to Adult Content Creator
Coppage began her teaching career at St. Clair School District in 2023, earning about $42,000 a year. Struggling to make ends meet, she and her husband decided to launch an OnlyFans account, where she began posting erotic photos, videos, and other explicit content under the names Brooklinlovexxx and Brooklin Love Brooke.
The move proved financially life-changing — she reportedly earned over $1 million from the platform, making up to $10,000 per month, far surpassing her teaching salary. But it also set off a chain of professional consequences.
The First Firing: St. Clair High School
In 2023, St. Clair High School administrators learned about Coppage’s side business. After an interview with two administrators, she was placed on leave, her school email access was revoked, and she eventually resigned. At the time, she admitted she felt a “cloud over her head” and chose to step away rather than fight the decision.
The Second Firing: Compass Health
Three months later, Coppage secured a new role at Compass Health as a community support specialist. She says she was transparent about her work history during the application process and even passed a digital background check.
However, once her OnlyFans identity became common knowledge in the workplace, management claimed she had violated the company’s social media policies. She was placed on leave and, within days, officially terminated.
Brianna Speaks Out
In a candid video filmed in her underwear, Coppage addressed both her past and her latest firing. She told her fans that the decision was made “without fuss” and even asked for job recommendations. Despite the setbacks, she remains financially secure thanks to her OnlyFans earnings, where she ranks among the platform’s elite creators.
The Bigger Conversation
Coppage’s story has reignited debates about:
- Workplace morality clauses and how they affect employees’ private lives.
- Whether employers should be able to fire workers for legal activities done outside of work.
- The stigma surrounding sex work and online adult content creation.
For Brianna, the decision to pursue OnlyFans was born out of a desire for financial freedom — but it also cost her two traditional jobs in less than a year.
Brianna Coppage’s case sits at the intersection of modern work, social media influence, and shifting cultural norms about sex work. While some criticize her choices, others see her as an example of someone taking control of her financial destiny, regardless of societal judgment.
One thing is clear — she’s not leaving OnlyFans anytime soon. In fact, with the publicity surrounding her firings, her subscriber count is likely climbing even higher.