Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., did - the young woman from West Virginia decided to speak for herself. The piece, written by Dean Balsamini and Susan Edelman, detailed what was referred to as Kwei’s “side gig” on the pay-per-view platform made popular by sex workers, and referred to the photos that she posted and profited from as her “online exploits.”īut after days of readers making their own assumptions about Kwei and sometimes defending her against the article - as Rep.

Lauren Caitlyn Kwei took to her personal Facebook page on Monday to share her emotional experience since her “life and the intimate details of it have been made public for millions of strangers to read and judge” through a viral article published on Saturday afternoon. (Photo: Lauren Caitlyn Kwei/Facebook)Ī 23-year-old paramedic in New York City is speaking out after a New York Post article revealed that she’s been posting topless or lingerie-clad images of herself for paying subscribers on OnlyFans to supplement her minimum wage salary, saying that the journalist used her information without permission and shedding light on the larger issue of overworked and underpaid health care professionals. Lauren Caitlyn Kwei, 23, is speaking out after a New York Post article revealed her work on OnlyFans.

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