'World's hottest truck driver', 28, is now raking in $150,000-a-year in a new line of work - after a leg injury left her unable to drive
- South Australian woman, dubbed world's hottest truck driver, is raking in thousands on her Only Fans account
- Blayze Williams, 28, is making is $150,000 a year selling sexy photos of herself to fans globally from her page
- The Adelaide woman only go topless at the most and strictly does not sell full nudes or pornographic content
- She rose to fame in 2018 for being the world's hottest truck driver and lifting the lid on what the industry is like
A woman dubbed the 'world's hottest truck driver' is now racking in $150k a year selling sexy photos on Only Fans after swapping the steering wheel for a selfie stick.
Blonde bombshell Blayze Williams rose to fame back in 2018 after lifting the lid on what it's like to be a young female on the roads.
But due to ongoing complications following Blayze breaking her leg in 2018, the 28-year-old was forced to stop driving trucks back in February this year to focus on her health and recovery.
With no steady income, Blayze, from Adelaide, South Australia, said she had no idea how she was going to survive.
That was until her famous friend, Heidi Lavon, suggested she try out Only Fans after she had great success with the site.
Blayze (pictured) has since been making between $10,000 to $15,000 a month selling sexy photographs of herself to her fans
Blayze (pictured) rose to fame in 2018 after being dubbed world's hottest truckie and lifting the lid on the industry for women
Due to ongoing complications following Blayze (pictured) breaking her leg in 2018, the 28-year-old was forced to stop driving
The subscription-based social media platform allows users to sell and purchase original content, which has made it a popular with adult entertainers.
It is also utilised by experts in the music and fitness industries.
Stunning Blayze has since been making between $10,000 to $15,000 a month selling sexy photographs of herself to her fans – but will only go topless at the most and strictly does not sell full nudes or pornographic content.
Blayze, who used to make £46k a year driving trucks, said: 'I was driving trucks 10-13 hours a day, but then I broke my leg and it ended up being a 16 month injury because it wouldn't heal properly.
'I have ongoing leg complications. I had to stop working, and I was getting to the point financially where I didn't really know what was going to happen.
Blayze (pictured) used to make £46k a year driving trucks until she broke her leg and 'it ended up being a 16 month injury'
'Then I was speaking to my friend Heidi Lavon, who is a famous internet personality now, and she suggested I give it a go.
'But at the time I thought it was only for porn stars who want to do full nudity and create sexual videos, so I said that wasn't really for me.
'Then I learnt that I could dictate my content however I wanted, so I only do implied nudes and the occasional topless picture for a high price.
'When my leg healed, I realised I could either go back to driving or keep doing this, and I decided to put a lot of time into my Only Fans.
'This also allows me to do part-time truck driving, and it means I enjoy it much more, while also generating a bigger income from the Only Fans.
Despite racking in cash from her work on Only Fans, Blayze (pictured) said she could never give up driving trucks completely
Blonde bombshell Blaze (pictured) now works just part-time behind the wheel driving interstate and doing long-haul journeys
'I've only been on it for a couple of months and at this rate I am set to make $150,000 at the bare minimum a year. '
Despite racking in cash from her work on Only Fans, Blayze said she could never give up driving trucks completely and is still fiercely passionate about being on the road.
She now works just part-time behind the wheel driving interstate and doing long-haul journeys, which Blayze said has allowed her to enjoy it more and not rely on driving long hours as her sole source of income.
She said: 'The passion for truck driving is definitely still there, and that will never go away.
'Doing the Only Fans will also help me to save and eventually buy my own truck.
'I'm also upgrading my license in September to start driving road trains, which is really exciting and scary at the same time.
Blayze (pictured) has been driving trucks for the last nine years and admits she has received her fair share of intrigued stares
Blayze (pictured) has broken down barriers in the heavily male-dominated industry by calling on more women to give it a go
'Doing the Only Fans has given me the time so just breathe and get my life more organised.
'There is a huge misconception about it because people think it's just porn. But it can be anything you want to do.
'There is even fitness instructions and musicians who are on it selling their lessons. It's amazing.'
Glamour model Blayze has been driving trucks for the last nine years and admits she has received her fair share of intrigued stares and curious comments due to her gender.
28year-old Blaze (pictured) said: 'Doing the Only Fans has given me the time so just breathe and get my life more organised'
But despite not fitting the typical trucker stereotype, she said overall it has been a very welcoming environment to work in and she has been easily accepted by her male colleagues.
Blayze has been working to break down barriers in the heavily male-dominated industry by calling on more women to give it a go – with studies showing women make up as few as three in every 100 Australian truck drivers
She added: 'I'll keep the Only Fans going as long as I can.
'My fans seem to like the truck driving, so it's great that what I'm passionate about has helped me become more popular.
'I've always like to be different, so being a female truck driver came naturally. I've always dressed like a Barbie,' Blaze said
'I've always like to be different, so being a female truck driver just came naturally. I've always dressed like a bit of a Barbie, but I feel like one of the boys.'
'You do have to have a tough skin. A lot of the boys can be a bit crude, so it's not the right place for you if you're easily offended.
'But I actually haven't come across many creeps in my career. On the whole, everyone has been pretty good.
'There is a little bit of heckling sometimes but it's never too sleazy. If you're normal, everyone else will be.
'More girls should give it a chance. The hours can be long, but there is great money to be made and it's a lot of fun.'
'My fans seem to like the truck driving, so it's great that what I'm passionate about has helped me become popular,' Blaze said
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