Back in 2019, Renee Gracie was Australia’s first full-time Supercars driver, competing in events like the Bathurst 1000 — and with all the stigma that came with being a female in the motor racing industry. At the time she was in her early 20s and was feeling very controlled by the industry and her team.

“I wasn’t allowed to say certain things, post certain photos. I had to look a certain way.”

Yet despite following those rules and trying to stay in line, Gracie struggled to make ends meet while racing. “I wasn’t turning the lights on in my apartment, I was showering at the gym. I literally had $1 in my bank account most months.”

And that’s when she decided to stop caring what others thought and start an OnlyFans account. She hasn’t looked back since.

Not only does the now-30-year-old no longer struggle to pay her bills, she is also relishing the freedom to show up as who she really is. “…having a platform where you have to be yourself, because that’s what fans want to see, and then being rewarded for being yourself, is great.”

Making millions of dollars doesn’t hurt, either.

Gracie shared recently: “I gave up racing to become an OnlyFans model and in just over six months, I earned $1,000,000 and bought my multi-million dollar mansion.”

Sitting on two acres on Australia’s Gold Coast, the mansion houses the OnlyFans creator, as well as her new indulgences like a custom-wrapped Ford Mustang GT, a Dodge Ram 1500 Limited and a handful of motorbikes.

When asked how her life has changed since leaving racing for OnlyFans, she said: “My life has done a complete 180. I went from not being able to afford anything and having to take loans out, literally living week by week, day by day and now, I’m really comfortable.”

Of course, not everyone is supportive.

Gracie opened up about her experience, adding: “I have absolutely faced discrimination whilst doing OnlyFans, unfortunately it’s quite a common thing.”

But that isn’t stopping her. Her account continues to grow, and she revealed some of the most common requests she gets. One of which is foot-related content.

“I do a lot of it, and I make a lot of money from my feet,” she continued.

“That’s probably the one that makes me giggle the most, because it’s a huge part of my page, and I know that everybody laughs and giggles about it, but there are so many feet guys out there. It’s incredible.”

One type of content that does make her uncomfortable is when fans want to pay to be humiliated. “They want you to humiliate them and put them down and they pay you for it, which I personally don’t like,” says Gracie.

“I really struggle with that, especially if I know my fan very well, and find out they’re actually a really good person and they make me want to humiliate them… it’s just something that makes me feel funny, and I don’t enjoy it.”

That doesn’t mean she won’t do it, though.