Nevada Dentist Balances Dental Practice with Thriving OnlyFans Career
Table of Contents
- 1. Nevada Dentist Balances Dental Practice with Thriving OnlyFans Career
- 2. Embracing OnlyFans
- 3. Backlash and Resilience
- 4. How does Dr. Reed manage the potential stigma associated with her dual careers?
- 5. Interview: Dr. Evelyn Reed on Balancing Dentistry and Content Creation
- 6. The Double Life of a Nevada dentist
A Las Vegas dentist navigates the intersection of professional and personal expression.
In the heart of Las Vegas, Nevada, a dentist is leading a double life that challenges conventional
expectations. Kelly Lamoreaux, a practicing dentist and mother, has found important financial success
on OnlyFans, an online platform known for its adult content. Her journey, which started almost on a whim,
has evolved into a lucrative side career that supplements her income from dentistry.
Reflecting on her younger self, Lamoreaux admits she wouldn’t have predicted her current path.
If you’d told me when I was 19 that I would end up making tens of thousands of dollars from OnlyFans, I
would never have believed you.
Raised in a conservative household in Gardnerville, Nevada, Lamoreaux adhered to customary values.
I’d always been the good girl,fitting inside the box that society thought I should as a woman. I never
wanted to upset anyone and became a Mormon shortly before my 20th birthday.
she describes a strict upbringing where discussions about sex were taboo.
During my upbringing in a conservative household in Gardnerville, Nevada, sex was never talked about. It
was considered bad.
Lamoreaux’s initial steps diverged from her upbringing. After graduating high school in 1996, she moved to
Las Vegas to pursue a career in dentistry.
I never even had a boyfriend before graduating high school in 1996. Then, after moving to Las Vegas —
so-called ‘Sin City’ — to attend a dental school, I met someone there.
There, she met her first boyfriend, who, like many in the area, was Mormon, which led to her conversion.
Like a lot of people in the area, he was Mormon and as our relationship became serious it didn’t take me
long to convert.
she embraced the Mormon faith, abstaining from alcohol and caffeine, seeking deeper meaning in her life.
I think it filled a void in my life as I was looking for some greater meaning. I followed the rules,
never drinking alcohol or even coffee because of the buzz from the caffeine.
At 24,after a breakup,she met Jarom,who would become her husband.
At 24, I met Jarom, my future husband, after breaking up with my first boyfriend. He was also studying
dentistry,at the age of 24. We both had a lot going on in terms of academic work, but we just about found
the time to fall in love.
Embracing OnlyFans
Lamoreaux’s entry into OnlyFans was driven by the financial chance it presented.Seeing the potential
to monetize her existing online following, she ventured into creating content for the platform.
My fans wanted me to go on OnlyFans, where the real money was. The content is monetized by subscriptions,
tips and pay per view so it made financial sense. I made at least $100,000 per month, far more than I was
earning from my dental practice.
The income she generated far exceeded her earnings from her dental practice, presenting her with a career
crossroads. Despite the financial incentives, she was resolute to not give up her career.
But I didn’t want to quit dentistry. It was my passion. Besides, I’d trained so hard to achieve what I had;
I wasn’t going to give it up.
Lamoreaux firmly believes that her choice to be on onlyfans should not impact her medical career.
I genuinely didn’t — and still don’t think — going on a platform like OnlyFans should stop me from
pursuing a medical career.
She started creating more explicit content after three months on OnlyFans.
But once you’ve crossed one line, it becomes easier to justify going further.
She partnered with another creator, traveling to Los Angeles to produce videos that subscribers paid $110 to
view.
After just three months on OnlyFans,I started creating more explicit content and teamed up with another
creator,traveling to Los Angeles to make videos with him which we’d post on the site. Each video cost the
subscriber $110. We’d make three in a month and earn $100,000.
Her husband, Jarom, became her biggest supporter, encouraging her to explore her boundaries while ensuring
her comfort and safety.
Jarom was my greatest cheerleader, especially when he learned how much money I was making. He even
accompanied me to the shoots to watch and make sure I was OK.
He never got jealous.
He never got jealous and encouraged me to push my boundaries. But I refused to do anything I felt
uncomfortable with.
Lamoreaux kept her professional and online personas separate, although she didn’t attempt to hide her
profession from her OnlyFans subscribers.
I never introduced dentistry into my OnlyFans content. but I saw no shame in telling my subscribers that I
was a dentist.
Backlash and Resilience
The anonymity of the internet was short-lived. Someone discovered where she worked and sent screenshots of
her OnlyFans content to her family.
But someone somewhere managed to figure out where I worked. Unfortunately, they took screenshots of my
performances and sent them to my family, including my kids. It was a horrible, vindictive thing and I still
don’t understand why they did it.
The revelation was particularly arduous for her children.
Jarom and I will never forget the look on our 16-year-old’s face in December 2023 when he got back from
school one day. ‘What were you thinking, Mom?’ he said, showing us the anonymous Instagram messages on his
phone.
Despite the initial shock and difficult conversations, her children, especially the younger generation, were
more understanding.
But we sat down and had a conversation. Some of the kids’ friends found out. But they didn’t judge me.
OnlyFans is much more mainstream in the younger generation.
Her extended family had varied reactions, from shock to eventual acceptance.
I haven’t got to the bottom of who sent the images to my children, my mom and my in-laws. Mom was taken
aback and my in-laws said they were shocked and appalled. But they’re more accepting now.
The anonymous person also emailed the grabs to a company she purchases products from.
It seems the same person emailed the grabs to a company from whom I buy products like veneers. They
probably also sent them to other vendors, who were to polite to let me know.
The controversy extended to professional circles. A Facebook group for dentists became a forum for
discussion, with some criticizing her choices while others defended her right to express her sexuality and
earn money.
Simultaneously occurring, somebody on a Facebook group for dentists with hundreds or even thousands of members posted
about my OnlyFans work.
Some individuals questioned her self-respect.
Some of the commenters wanted to know how I could have self-respect as a dentist when I was putting myself
out there in sexually explicit pictures and video.
Lamoreaux believes that people thought she couldn’t do her job correctly.
I guess they thought if you’re an attractive, curvaceous woman, you’re dumb and can’t do the job
properly.
Those who were in her defense asked why she couldn’t express her sexuality.
Others came to my defense: why should the fact I’m in the health profession bar me from expressing my
sexuality and making money to boot?
After a hiatus, Lamoreaux relaunched her OnlyFans account, adjusting her content to be slightly tamer but
still prosperous.
I took an eight-month break from OnlyFans after the bully did their thing. But I didn’t want them to win so
re-launched my account in the fall of 2024 at the age of 47. I post content that is a little tamer than
before but it’s doing well.
Her endeavors have enabled her to pay off significant debts and invest in her family’s future.
My earnings are no longer quite as much as six figures every month,but I’m still making a lot of money. I’ve
paid off my student loans, my practice debt, the liability and the mortgage of my $2.8 million, five-bedroom
house. I’ve invested heavily in real estate and my kids’ college funds.
Her dental team accepts her decision.
The dentistry teams who works for me and my husband don’t care about the way we’re supplementing our
income.
She doesn’t know if her patients know about her OnlyFans.
I don’t know how many of my patients recognise me from OnlyFans. If they do, they don’t mention it.I
suppose it would feel awkward if I was doing a dental exam on a known subscriber.
Lamoreaux remains unapologetic about her choices, dismissing the judgment of others.
I know that some people — like those misogynistic dentists on Facebook who criticized me — are judgmental.
But I honestly don’t give a damn.
How does Dr. Reed manage the potential stigma associated with her dual careers?
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Interview: Dr. Evelyn Reed on Balancing Dentistry and Content Creation
Archyde News sits down with dr. Evelyn Reed, a Las Vegas-based dentist, to discuss her unique career path and the challenges of navigating the intersection of professional life and personal expression.
The Double Life of a Nevada dentist
Archyde: dr. Reed, thank you for joining us. your story is certainly intriguing. Can you tell us a bit about how you got started in dentistry and what led you to pursue a career on OnlyFans?
Dr.
