In what is becoming a more common — and concerning — trend, another employee is under investigation for recording explicit content for OnlyFans at her place of work.
This time it’s 24-year-old NHS nurse Sarah Whittall. Whittall is based in East London and was caught in sexy photos that show off her bra and panties under her easily identifiable uniform. She didn’t even bother to move her NHS hospital ID lanyard in the photos.
Other videos have surfaced now, including a video where she flashes the camera and says, “Oh God, I get so nervous I’m going to get caught.” Other explicit videos include one of her taking care of herself in a sexual way and one where she brags about having sex with a paramedic after their patient died, adding: “Sex and death go together . . . weird how that makes you horny.”
Plus it seems that Whittall sells used underwear on OnlyFans. Which wouldn’t be an issue except she packages them in NHS Pathology Services specimen bags.
Many were outraged by Whittall’s behavior, with one person saying: “This is completely inappropriate. She should be focused on saving lives, not titillating for financial gain.”
But she’s not the only NHS employee under investigation. Amelie Warnier, a 44-year-old from Essex is an NHS pathologist who was caught posing in her underwear at a hospital mortuary — and she isn’t ashamed of her decision, saying in an interview: “You only have one life.”
The mother-of-two launched her OnlyFans account during the Covid-19 pandemic originally, but relaunched it after a break this year. That’s when the picture resurfaced and began to spread around the hospital where Warnier worked.
A source told a local paper: “None of her colleagues could believe this when they saw it. Their eyes were popping out. It’s so brazen to strip off your scrubs and pose in the morgue.”
But again, Warnier is unfazed by the pushback adding: “If you’re a professional in your job it doesn’t matter what you’re doing after work.”
The NHS seems to disagree as they continue their investigation. An NHS spokesperson said: “All staff should uphold levels of professionalism patients and the public would expect.”
But it’s not just NHS workers. Michael Duvall, a 25-year-old influencer who used to work at a daycare, admitted that he used to create content for his OnlyFans subscribers while at work. He recently spoke about the controversy in a TikTok video where he explained that children did not have access to the bathroom he used to create content, as it was only for teachers.
He acknowledged that it didn’t mean it was ok to do what he did, but he hopes it makes people feel a bit better knowing that the kids did not have access to the area he used to create content. As for why he did it?
“I posted hundreds, if not thousands of times a day, and so many Reddit pages, on my OnlyFans, on my Twitter, just stuff like that. I was working as a preschool teacher, technically pre-kindergarten, and so I had a lot of free time at work where I would post on those apps. I did go to the bathroom a few times and snap a nude.”
As more people turn to OnlyFans as a second source of income, it’s a good reminder to keep very strict boundaries between your day job and your OnlyFans content creation. Even if it doesn’t feel like a big deal at the time, it could turn into something much bigger.