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After a young woman went viral for dancing at a party last month, earning the moniker “red bikini girl”, she claimed she did not want to start selling sexy snaps despite the demand. However, she has now backtracked on her decision.
The young French woman, Oceane, was filmed at a party in Lloret de Mar, Spain, where she danced cheekily with a friend.
In the video, she initially appears annoyed after being sprayed with water before turning to dance toward someone off-camera.
The 13-second video quickly amassed millions of views across multiple social media platforms and sparked thousands of people to comment on her appearance or attempt to get in touch with her.
In a more recent Instagram post, the aspiring DJ opened up to her now almost 200,000 followers about what she has loved about being exposed to so many new people and how it has simply spurred her on to continue chasing her dream.
The caption of the photograph of her in the red bikini read: “What makes me the happiest is that you just discover the real me: a natural, spontaneous girl who loves to laugh, enjoy life and be herself. It's pretty crazy to see this famous red bikini all over the social media.
“I will continue to live every moment with the same sincerity and work to achieve my biggest dream: to become a DJ.”
However, it seems that Oceane has drastically changed her career plans in the month or so since finding fame and is now considering using the adult content platform OnlyFans.
Explaining why she has decided to flog sexy snaps, Oceane said: “The opportunity that came my way is huge, and I simply decided to take it.
“I feel confident and comfortable with my body and my image, and I now see OnlyFans as a professional opportunity that could genuinely change my life.
“My perspective has evolved, and I think it’s completely normal to change your mind when circumstances and opportunities change.”
The professional U-turn will come as a shock to many as she previously told VT: “I have absolutely no intention of joining OnlyFans.”
She added: “It doesn’t match my values or the image I want to have for myself and my family. I know there is a lot of money to be made there, but that’s simply not the path I want to take.”
However, in a surprising turn of events, Océane, who can be found online as aora.dj on social media, has created an OnlyFans account, charging fans $4.99 a month on the subscription-based platform.