Pub landlady sets up OnlyFans to save her business as energy bills soar

26 September 2022, 15:48

Pub landlady sets up OnlyFans to help pay energy bills
Pub landlady sets up OnlyFans to help pay energy bills. Picture: Facebook / OnlyFans

By Danielle DeWolfe

A pub landlady has taken to OnlyFans in a bid to save her business, as energy price rises and the cost of living crisis continue to bite.

Sharing the revealing snaps for £12-a-month via the popular internet content subscription site, 40-year-old Lauren Beers initially floated the idea as a means of paying her beloved Huddersfield boozer's bills.

Speaking to The Sun, Lauren said: “I’ve only ever been really good at 3 things: Pulling pints, Necking pints and T*TS.
“So . . . I thought I’d combine a guy’s (and lots of girls’) favourite things.”

Complete with a compelling sales pitch – “You subscribing could mean the survival of a Great British Boozer,” says Mrs Beers – it’s a concept that’s proving popular.

Created with the full support of her husband Paul, the landlady’s decision came as energy bills across the country are set to soar.

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Landlady Mrs Beers with husband Paul at The Coach & Horses
Landlady Mrs Beers with husband Paul at The Coach & Horses. Picture: Facebook

With the nation’s already cash-strapped watering holes set to feel the pinch, many pubs are already expected to close, as energy costs rise by as much as 300% according to brewery bosses.

The couple’s innovative idea now looks set to ease the impending financial burden.

Subscribers can expect to see a range of holiday and swimsuit snaps featuring Mrs Beers, with the couple’s social media account offering a glimpse of what to expect.

The pub’s Facebook page also holds a host of images, including Mrs Beers dressed as Princess Jasmine from Disney’s Aladdin during one pub event.

One regular to The Wagon & Horses put it simply when they said: “Lauren is a cracker with a twinkle in her eye. She’ll be a big hit.”

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