Laura Whyte, an OnlyFans content creator, creates magical Christmas for her kids with extravagant presents

Aberdeenshire, Scotland – In a bid to create an unforgettable Christmas for her two children, Laura Whyte, a 30-year-old mother and OnlyFans content creator, has gone above and beyond, spending a whopping £4,000 on gifts. With a monthly income of £5,000 from her online endeavors, Whyte plans to shower her eight and twelve-year-old children with 60 presents each.

The extraordinary gifts include a VR set, a bike, and a special £600 surprise for each child. Whyte, who makes content on OnlyFans, expressed no regrets about her lavish spending, stating, “I don’t feel as guilty about spending money now – before there was a budget, but now, there’s not so much. It’s just the fact we don’t have to budget.”

In an interview with The Daily Record, Whyte shared her thoughts on the holiday season spending, “When they ask for something, you know that you can get it for them. It’s just a relief it’s not as stressful anymore. They’ve got about 60 presents each, so it takes quite a bit of time to open them all. We’ve spent £4k already, and we’ve got them four days away in January too.”

Beyond the extravagant Christmas presents, the family is set to enjoy a luxurious start to 2024 with a holiday cabin getaway. Laura and her children will bask in the festivities with a hot tub and a pool table. The mother-of-two has spared no expense, also dedicating funds for a grand Christmas dinner featuring a top-tier turkey, pigs in blankets, and stuffing.

While acknowledging the holiday spirit, Whyte is looking forward to simpler joys, stating, “I’ll be getting my partner some nice things – I’ve got him a few things he doesn’t know about. The house is really decorated – we’ve spent hundreds on decorations over the last few years, it’s fully kitted out.”

The OnlyFans model, accustomed to making headlines, previously accused women in her village of jealousy regarding her financial success from OnlyFans. Currently focused on accumulating enough funds, Whyte aims to leave Aberdeenshire and purchase land to build a studio for renting to other content creators.