Show Notes
Lauren met Jaymes on Instagram, flew to Australia, and married him six weeks later. Two weeks into their relationship they started her OnlyFans. Seven years and one baby on the way later, they explain why none of it is what you think. Lauren and Jaymes Wright have broken pretty much every rule you have ever been given about dating, marriage and money. They got engaged on a mushroom trip near a waterfall. They ran into their celebrant the same morning they decided to get married. Lauren made 1...
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