A mum quit her 9-5 job as a hair stylist to make nearly $100k a year stripping on camera - and travels the country camming from her car.<br /><br />Kylee Kane, 29, decided to quit her full time job as a hair dresser - and now works just 15 hours a week to earn up to $93.6k-a-year. <br /><br />Kylee was unable to work during the pandemic due to lockdowns and decided to start selling her worn underwear online and sexting guys - for $100 a pop. <br /><br />She soon decided she could "never work for anyone again" and her work escalated to baring all online. <br /><br />The mum-of-two usually lures clients in by taking them virtually via video chat to the supermarket with her or to run errands - then things get progressively more sexual as they tip higher amounts for her to create more explicit content.<br /><br />Clients tip her to carry out their requests - some want her to degrade and bully them, some want her to blackmail them and some have foot fetishes so want to see her feet.<br /><br />Kylee, from Los Angeles, California, US, said: "I've been camming for six months or so. <br /><br />"I do things interacting out in the world such as at the grocery store. <br /><br />"I like to start out in public I can't be nude right off the back - I have to extract money off people before I get back in the car and do some flashes.<br /><br />"There are some people - who do much more scandalous nudity in the stores<br />for me it's a way to kill time to bigger goals stay online- to get them to big"<br /><br />According to Kylee, clients will have requests she will set as a goal that they have to pay for.<br /><br />For example, they might want her to wash her car in her bikini.<br /><br />She addied: "I have a microphone, they hear my voice - I tell them what my bra colour is and my panties.<br /><br />"Each day is a little different, once someone did a private session with me and paid $1,200 for an hour.<br /><br />"It involved virtual sexting and stripping."<br /><br />According to Kylee, she started her camming career in 2020 during the pandemic when she couldn't go to work as a hair stylist.<br /><br />She decided to start selling her underwear and her husband helped her sext guys online for money. <br /><br />She added: "It started out slow at first, we tip-toed our way here.<br /><br />"I was a hair stylist for 10 years but California was completely shut down during the pandemic - I couldn't go back to work.<br /><br />"I started OnlyFans at the start of the pandemic and I was streaming on TikTok but I had to be very PG so I found other camming sites."<br /><br />Kylee and her 30-year-old husband sold their home in 2020 for $400k and bought a 40ft motorhome.<br /><br />Now the couple and their two children are nomadic and spend their days travelling across the US - staying in well-equipped sites.<br /><br />According to Kylee, most cam sites are working alongside sex toy companies - and clients pay $1 a second to vibrate the girls' toys.<br /><br />She added: "I'm not a fetish model - I feel like I'm pretty vanilla - I'm pretty generic.<br /><br />"I don't have a niche, I'm athletic - I go the gym a lot<br /><br />People request crazy stuff - doesn't mean I accommodate. <br /><br />A couple of clients love humiliation and being degraded."
