The former V8 driver has seen how, overnight, the popular social network Instagram, owned by Facebook, has closed her account without any explanation beyond telling her that she has broken the rules.
Renee Gracie She left her career as a pilot to become a porn star, where she has worked as an actress since 2019 for the adult website OnlyFans.
The 26-year-old denounces in statements to the Australian publication DailyMail that he got up in the morning and was disappointed to see that his account had been disabled.
“I just woke up and I can’t log in. They haven’t given me any reason, which makes it more difficult, ”Renee said. “I was very cautious with the things I put in the comments, with the photos that I uploaded and with all that kind of thing.”
The former pilot had 750,000 followers on that social network and acknowledges that the censorship of her account “will affect her financially”, although having a large number of followers on other networks and on her own website will mitigate the impact.
He complained that the content he was uploading was no different than what other accounts with bikini girls use. “The work we do is not illegal, if we were drug dealers or something like that, I would understand”, who denounces the control that social networks do over the adult entertainment industry.
He dropped out of racing because he was barely making money
Renee Gracie has openly said that she had to leave the racing world because barely able to “earn enough to put food on the table”.
And as an example of how little she earned, she claims that during her years driving in Supercars she never paid taxes, which means (under Australian law) that she earned less than $ 18,200 a year.
“That is more or less what I was earning. I was literally broke, looking from paycheck to paycheck. I could hardly even afford to eat, ”Renee lamented.
The complicated world of motor racing, where if you do not have a powerful sponsor that can boost your career, or your own money with which to support you, it is impossible to pass the entry barrier, no matter how good you are, it is not the first This is not the case, nor will it be the last of the pilots who are left out for not getting enough funding.
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