- Single mom-of-four Holly Jane, or the ‘Mormon mistress,’ rakes in $45,000 a month for her racy content
- She says God ‘supports’ her no matter what, so she will continue to ‘have a good time’
A 40-year-old Mormon mom who is an OnlyFans mistress says she was ‘shunned’ by the religious community for sharing saucy snaps online now alleges to have received a letter telling her she had been officially ‘withdrawn’ from the church.
Backlash
Despite receiving backlash from people in her community, the California native has stuck to her guns, and continued to take and share risqué images and videos.
However, it seems as though the church has finally had enough as Holly has revealed she received a letter claiming her membership is ‘terminated.’
The mom opened up about the lengthy letter she got from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which states that her membership would be terminated due to ‘conduct contrary to the laws and order of the Church.
‘I don’t think I’m doing anything wrong,’ she said.’I knew there was a possibility I would be excommunicated but I thought there would be some other form of reprimanding. I was surprised they were that harsh.’
And although she was taken aback by the letter, Holly revealed she wasn’t going to let it stop her.
She adds that she knows God ‘supports’ her no matter what, so she will continue to ‘have a good time.’
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‘God supports me; I am celebrating the body he created in a tactful and classy way, Holly said.
‘I’m a good person and a good mom, it’s all legal and I’m having a good time and working hard.’
The mom-of-four noted that her local bishop was made aware of her account after a fellow churchgoer ‘outed’ her.
Last straw?
The letter that informed her she had been excommunicated from the church and that her membership had been revoked then came in the mail.
Although the letter was sent last year, she claimed that she had only just received it. Holly said that she was given 30 days to appeal.
Following the church terminating her, Holly has revealed she felt ‘lost’ and didn’t know how to tell her daughters.
‘My daughters keep asking to meet people and go to church,’ she said.
‘I don’t understand why it has anything to do with my membership – because I take my clothes off online I should no longer partake in the benefits of the church, partake of the sacrament or enter temple.’
Revenge keeps her going
Continuing to practice the Mormon faith at home, Holly gets her revenge by continuing sharing photos and videos on her page.
‘I have millions of views making Instagram reels of me flashing my panties,’ she said.
