OnlyFans Creator Kay Manuel Clarifies Rumors at Schoolies Event
GOLD COAST, Australia — During the annual Schoolies celebration, a gathering of high school graduates, OnlyFans content creator Kay Manuel directly addressed rumors regarding her identity. In an exclusive interview with reporter Lucy Manly, Manuel discussed the speculation that she might be transgender—a claim she firmly denies.
Kay Manuel's Response to Identity Speculation
"I think it's because I have a deep voice," Manuel explained, addressing the root of the rumors. She further stated, "If I were trans, I would not hide it." The rumor appears to have been fueled by a nomination error at an industry awards show which wrongly nominated her as 'best transgender porn star' for two consecutive years, an issue she clarified with the organizers.
Consent and Safety in Manuel's Work
Emphasizing the significance of clear communication and consent, Manuel detailed her extensive process to ensure a safe environment for all participants. Schoolies attendees who take part in her sessions are required to show proof of age and pass a sobriety test. Moreover, participants have the option to conceal their identities and can withdraw their consent regarding the distribution of the filmed content.
Behind the Scenes of Manuel's OnlyFans Content
The logistics of her work involve a dedicated team of 25, including videographers, assistants, and security staff. Manuel highlighted the rigorous consent process that includes detailed paperwork and takes roughly 20 to 40 minutes per participant. She maintains a high standard of health and safety, undergoing daily testing for sexually transmitted infections, whereas the industry standard is typically every fortnight.
Future Plans and Reflections
Looking ahead, Manuel expressed her enthusiasm for continuing to create boundary-pushing content in both Australia and the U.S. She plans to invest her earnings in real estate. Reflecting on her decision to join OnlyFans, she commented, "I joined OnlyFans the day I turned 18, and it was the best decision of my life. I am money-hungry and sexual."
The interview was an opportunity for Manuel to address misconceptions and articulate the precautions and ethical considerations integral to her work during high-profile events such as Schoolies.
