Six foot two woman who makes giant fetish OnlyFans content with tall family says they earn up to 800,000 dollars a month

A 6ft 2.5in woman who ditched her career as an accountant to post X-rated “giant fetish content” on OnlyFans has now been joined on the platform by her family, who are all over 6ft, with her parents and her two brothers posting kinky content such as “big foot pics” and collectively earning around £400,000 to £630,000 (500,000 to 800,000 US dollars) per month.

Marie Temara, 29, a full-time content creator, lives in Florida with her father, Michael, 62, who is 6ft 3in and a retired electrician, her mother, Christine, 61, who is 6ft 5in and a retired emergency dispatcher, and her two brothers, Shane, 28, 6ft 9in, and Troy, 25, 6ft 10in, who gave up their professional basketball careers to join the “family business.”

In 2020, Marie was let go from her job as an accountant because of the pandemic, and began making social media content about her height – after her first video went viral in summer 2021, she decided to pursue content creation full-time.

She had hundreds of comments from her followers asking her to create an OnlyFans account, and decided to give it a go, earning £79,000 (100,000 dollars) in her first month – over time, her monthly earnings went up to around half a million, and she was able to help her parents take early retirement.

After her family saw how much she was earning, they decided to also post on OnlyFans, her mum now posts foot photos, her brothers post X-rated content and her dad posts behind the scenes videos, doing so from a family compound in Florida.

Marie told PA Real Life: “I think my parents might have felt a little weird towards it in the beginning, but we just do our own thing and they’re really happy about it – they don’t care what anyone thinks now they’re bringing in so much money.

“I post giantess fetish content, giantess is the word for a tall female, so my content is anything from being a big powerful, dominant female, that could be from humiliating guys, dominating guys.

“I sent one picture recently where I was stepping down on something, and that’s a big thing.

“The giantess communities are all about being made to feel inferior to the woman.”

Marie explained what it was like being tall when she was younger, saying: “I definitely hated being tall because I was bullied for my height growing up and it made me really insecure.

“Everyone would pick on me, especially the boys, they never liked me because I towered over everyone.”

Marie continued to feel this way as she entered her 20s and the dating world.

She said: “I still felt the same a little bit just because dating was really hard.

“Guys always wanted a partner that was shorter than them and I’m taller than 99% of the population.

“So dating was very difficult.

“It wasn’t until I started social media that I became confident about my height.”

After Marie was laid off in 2020, due to the pandemic, she started posting on social media and her confidence began to grow.

She said: “From then, I stopped trying to find guys that were taller than me and started being open to everyone like short kings so it got a lot easier.”

By summer 2021, her videos began getting millions of views, so she decided to pursue social media full-time and gave up her four-year accountancy career.

Just a few months later she set up an OnlyFans page after receiving lots of comments from followers asking her to create an account.

She said: “It was really hard for me to start because there’s a big stigma around OnlyFans, and you know, I went to college, I had a great job making six figures a year, so I really didn’t want to give that up.

“But, I just decided to try something new and just go for it.

“So I made my page about three months after I started going viral and I made just over 100,000  dollars in the first month of joining so I was like, ‘Okay, that’s more than I make in a year, so I kind of made a transition shortly after to mainly posting on there.’”

She explained how she makes money on OnlyFans: “It comes from subscribers, so there’s a paid subscription price.

“And then you can also pay to for extra videos or pictures throughout the app.”

On what she posts, she said: “Pretty much X-rated content and giant fetish content.

“I know a lot of people have a negative mindset towards it, but it’s given me the freedom to live the life I want, financially, mentally, like anything else.

“And I’m actually praised for it online because I grew up being bullied about being tall so now that I can post about it, it just makes me feel more confident about my height.”

However Marie lost a lot of friends after posting on the platform.

She said: “I don’t have any friends now, because I pretty much lost them all.

“They didn’t want to be associated with me, but now that I’ve been successful some of them have gotten back in touch.

“But my family were the ones who said, ‘We are 100% behind you no matter what, so do what you want to do with your life.’

“So they’ve been supportive since day one.”

Since becoming a full-time creator, Marie now earns around 500,000 dollars per month, has been able to help her parents take early retirement, and owns a two million dollar compound where her brothers live in the guest house, and her parents live next door.

Over time, Marie has got her family involved in her TikTok and Instagram content, which have 2.2 million and 1.8 million followers respectively, often making light-hearted videos about the life of a tall family.

But, as of 2023 , her two brothers and her parents have joined OnlyFans after seeing how much money Marie has been able to make on the platform.

Marie’s brothers were even professional basketball players playing overseas, but quit to join “the family business.”

She said: “Everyone online was asking if they could get OnlyFans.

“They’ve just joined and they love it and are doing pretty well.

“My mom posts giantess, big foot pics.

“My brothers also do spicy content, so X-rated things.

“My dad posts behind the scenes of our lives, but will probably start posting giant content too.”

On what others thought of her parents getting involved, she said: “Our wider family knew how much I was making so saw it as a no-brainer for my parents to join.

“Their friends and colleagues definitely don’t understand it as well , so they definitely judge pretty hard.

“But again, they moved from New York to Florida to live with me so we don’t really talk to them anymore.”

Now, Marie claims they collectively make between 500,000 to 800,000 dollars per month, and she is in the top 0.1% creators on OnlyFans, with her brothers being in the top 3%.

Looking to the future, she said: “We definitely plan to continue being on OnlyFans and keep trying to make new content every day with each other and keep growing all of our platforms and just keep making more money.”