An NHS worker posed in her underwear for a picture taken in a hospital mortuary and then posted on OnlyFans.
Amelie Warnier, 44, took the picture in the waiting room of the morgue at Broomfield Hospital, Chelmsford, where she worked as a pathologist.
The picture was during the covid-19 pandemic but resurfaced recently when Warnier reactivated her account, sparking an investigation.
Mid and South NHS Foundation Trust said there are ‘strict codes of practice’ in its mortuaries, MailOnline reports.
Warnier, from Witham, Essex, claims she created the OnlyFans account at a friend’s encouragement.
She said: ‘Someone pushed me to do it and I said f*** it, why not. You only live once.’
While Warnier calls herself a health nutritionist and model on her Instagram, her OnlyFans profile takes a different tone.
On it, she describes herself as a ‘sultry Spanish enchantress who’s just embarked on a thrilling journey with OnlyFans at the fabulous age of 40’.
It continues: ‘I adore the gym and I’m here to tantalize and tease as I welcome all you handsome gentlemen to my page,’ it reads.
‘Are you ready to indulge in an unforgettable adventure with me? Let’s explore every desire together.’
The content subscription service, often used by porn creators, has become a supplementary income for workers struggling to live on low or stagnant wages.
Some OnlyFans creators earn £1,000 a day with subscriptions costing £10 per month.
A few even become millionaires through the platform. But most earn less than £140 a month.
‘Women speak about the money they can earn on OnlyFans as life-saving, but it isn’t all a rosy picture’, said the English Collective of Prostitutes, which regularly receives calls from NHS workers like nurses who have joined OnlyFans.
‘Women we speak to working in the NHS have to be particularly careful not to show their face and be identified, and that means they have to work harder for less income.
‘Plus, we have seen an increase in complaints from women about stalking and harassment.’
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