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She has taken the headlines for her brutal chase to find a sugar addy in one of the richest suburbs of Australia, but long before Shianne Foxx launched a only career in the only fans, she was a land girl in the small city dreaming to work with cattle.
The advertisement – displayed on the side of a truck – contained the contentmaker kneeling on a bed with the message 'Are you rich, old and lonely? I am looking for a sugar uncle ', followed by her name and a telephone number.
Photos of the Billboard went viral after angry residents in the chic suburb of Mosman, in the north coast of Sydney, reacted furiously to the shameless stunt.
But Daily Mail Australia can now reveal the real name of Foxx, is Shianne Mason, a former Puffer -covered schoolgirl by Finley, population 2,455, in the NSW Riverina region.
The former Finley High School -Student was a member of an agricultural program that saw her cows, and she also played in the school team.
In 2021, the Royal Agricultural Society or NSW Foundation Shianne described as a 'proud indigenous woman' in assigning a $ 1,000 grant to help with her tertiary training.
“Shianne Mason believes that a career in agriculture will enable her to shape its community and the future of regional NSW,” it added.
Mrs. Foxx is a trading that works in the mines and a maker of only fans
Shianne, depicted as a schoolgirl in Finley, previously worked in the mines before he started an ONLYFANS account
However, her higher education was short -lived after leaving the university for six months in her high school course.
She then moved to Mudgee in Regional NSW and worked in the mines for four years before she moved to Newcastle briefly.
Last year she moved to Sydney and did casual work and landscape architecture while trying to grow her only content on the side until she came up with this week's headline grabbbing stunt.
“This month it earned a little more than $ 100,000,” she told Daily Mail Australia.
'I still like working and being on location with the boys, even if I just do that in the future.
'I am not one of these girls who can just sit to do nothing and take pictures all day. I like to be busy and make my hands dirty. '
She said earlier that hiring the mobile billboard cost her $ 2,000 – although the company behind the truck refuses to rent it – and claims that it has paid dividends.
'I have had 300 messages and had 2,000 phone calls … [including one from] A rich guy with one leg, “said the trade on Wednesday.
She said that she has one steadfast rule before she goes on some data, both to check the finances of potential vovers and to guarantee her safety.
“I ask them to first send a screenshot of their bank (balance) and then ask them to send me photos of their house and then to do a FaceTime call.”
The former Finley High School -student was a member of an agricultural program that saw its cows show
Shianne Mason (second shown from the right on a school trip) is described as a 'proud indigenous woman' when she received a $ 1000 grant to help with Tertiair Education
Photos of the Billboard went viral this week, despite speculation it was digitally edited
Her daring purple billboard received a mix of indignation, humor and bewilderment, but Mrs. Foxx said that her critics “are clearly not as hot as me.”
The plot was thickened on Thursday when Mobile Marketing Australia, the company owner of the Billboard, claimed that the image had been photographed.
'We have no idea who [Ms Foxx] is, “an employee told Daily Mail Australia.
“We had a job with another customer and then they used and turned pictures of that day and made it something else.”
Editor at Marketing-Interactive Matthew Eaton told Daily Mail Australia that Mrs. Foxx probably scammed the audience.
“She is a marketing maestro this chick. Hats off for her, she just cheated everyone. The whole thing is weird, “he said.
'I just shocked that nobody picked this up. Everyone was talking about it, but nobody really took the trouble to check.
'You can't know for sure what it is, that's why it's so intriguing. She is a maker of only fans, so she clearly knows what she is doing. '
She played in the school team and later joined a ladies Rugby League team in Mudgee
Mrs. Foxx (photo) told Daily Mail Australia that hiring the billboard had cost her $ 2,000
Despite the fact that it wasn't real, Mobile Marketing Australia said that it would not go any further.
'We will not take no action. We will just let it blow up, because that is what will happen, “said an employee.
'We don't want to waste our time with it.
'It is one of those things with these people who do these things. It will give them a little attention, then they will come over it. '
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Foxx uploaded a bizarre video to Instagram and asked for forgiveness of the Mosman community.
“I would formally apologize to the inhabitants of Mosman,” she said.
'It was not my intention for myself to find a sugar uncle and to be ashamed of your suburb on such an international scale.
'To minimize the attention that is exclusively on Mosman, I will now expand my search to the surrounding suburbs, including Neutral Bay, North Sydney, Northbridge and possibly Willoughby, although I am not sure whether the average income there meets the criteria I am looking for.
“I am open to the possibility of Kirribilli, although the houses seem pretty small.”
Mrs. Foxx begged Mosman -mayor Ann Marie Kimber to make her welcome.
“I would also like to ask the inhabitants of Mosman to stop a request for Mayor Kimber to ban me from the suburb,” she went on.
'I have an annual pass in Taronga Zoo that I would like to see to waste. I especially like the gira experience.
“I still filter through all the applications for my potential sugar uncle, but I would like to refine my search into men who are older than 60, have a house on the water and not a direct family or children.”
