An OnlyFans millionaire has weighed in on the growing debate over whether playing the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI is considered cheating ahead of the game’s release.
GTA VI, set for release on November 19, follows criminal couple Jason and Lucia as they navigate life in the fictional state of Leonida, with their romantic relationship playing a central role in the storyline.
The game has sparked debate online, with some women questioning whether their boyfriends spending hours immersed in a virtual relationship, alongside the game’s strip clubs and adult entertainment, could constitute cheating.
Adult star Skylar Mae, who earns more than $1.5 million a month, has heard that women do not want their boyfriends playing GTA VI because “apparently, in the game, you have to maintain a relationship with the other main character”.
“So girls are basically saying, if he’s not giving me all of his attention, why should he be giving a video game character all of his time?” she said.
Camera IconGrand Theft Auto VI. Credit: Rockstar
Skylar, a keen gamer herself, said she doesn’t understand why women are getting so worked up over a fictional relationship.
“I think girls are worried that their man is going to be paying more attention to the game and this virtual relationship than he is to them, which I find really funny,” she said.
“Obviously, there’s the strip club aspect, which I can understand might upset some women, but at the end of the day, it’s still just a video game character.
“I don’t think having to maintain a relationship with someone in a video game should be a reason to stop your partner from playing it.”
The 23-year-old found the controversy hilarious, saying that women should be more concerned about what their partners are doing in real life than who they’re interacting with in a video game.
“They could be out at a real strip club or actually cheating on you in real life,” she said.
“It’s the same thing with OnlyFans. Hey, at least they’re doing it at home and not physically cheating on you with someone else!”
Camera IconSkylar Mae. Credit: Supplied
Rather than banning their boyfriends from playing, Skylar thinks women should give the game a go themselves.
“My advice is to 100 per cent play the game for yourself!” she said.
“I think these girls should just jump on the game themselves, take a look and chill out, because at least their boyfriends aren’t cheating on them in real life!”
The US based OnlyFans star entered the adult industry in college to help support her parents, who she pays $12,000 a month.
She now earns more than a million a month on the platform and spends her spare time studying stocks and daytrading.