Christian woman says God told her to become a porn star

A Christian woman has opened up about why she decided to get into OnlyFans.

While it might sound unconventional for a religious woman to quit her job as a teacher to make adult content, Courtney Tillia says she listened to a voice from above.

She's explained in an interview with the Daily Star that she felt 'disconnected' from herself and her faith while she was an educator.

Even when she decided to venture into the world of explicit content, she was worried she was being judged.

However, things changed when she was given a sign.

"God’s message has been abundantly clear: I’m here to be a PORN STAR. This is my way of serving," she explained to the UK newspaper.

"I’m showing others that pleasure and our sexual expression - even in porn and sex work - aren’t meant to contradict God or exist separately from God. They are unified with God and holy."

She has since discovered her life's calling is to 'liberate women from their sexual shame'.

The Daily Star says she now boasts 18,000 subscribers on OnlyFans and earns between $20,000 (£14,500) and $100,000 (£72,900) every month.

Delving into this arena has helped her feel way more connected to her faith.

"I’m living my life as an example of being fully out in the open and unapologetically expressed: not against God, but completely with God," she revealed.

She added: "I am the most connected to God that I have ever been, while also being the least religious I’ve ever been.

"I don’t need an organization or institution to tell me who God is or how to go about my relationship with God."

Courtney says God shouldn't be 'feared' because the deity is 'loving', 'accepting' and 'not judgemental'.

She's called on others to 'not suppress or deny things like our pleasure and sexual expression'.

The OnlyFans star has previously revealed she isn't planning on returning to teaching anytime soon.

Appearing on the Inside OnlyFans podcast, she explained how parents would often be surprised when meeting the fitness model in-person after speaking to her on the phone.

Courtney, who is based in Los Angeles, revealed: "I do have some funny stories of when I would get to meetings and stuff, because I worked with such severe kids I had meetings all the time.

"I think you hear a voice, and you have an image in your head. So when I would come to the office to have a meeting, I have so many stories where parents were like, ‘what?'

"I had one dad where he was like, ‘you’re his teacher?’"