Millionaire influencer Anna Paul reveals major career news – and it sends her fans into a frenzy: ‘It’s so surreal’

Anna Paul revealed huge career news on Sunday as the millionaire influencer showed off her modeling skills in her first-ever magazine gig.

Wearing bold blue eyeshadow for the huge job, the OnlyFans model, 25, found herself on the cover of InStyle Australia magazine.

The internet personality took to Instagram to share the incredible news with her followers, posting a reel of glamorous photos from the shoot that sent her fans into a frenzy.

“My first cover is thanks to you. This is so surreal,” Anna captioned the gallery of snaps that saw her model in various outfits and makeup looks.

Her followers flocked to the comments to express their support and congratulations.

“ANNA they are amazing my god beautiful human,” one person wrote, while another said: “Let’s go.”

A third commented: “ANNA WHQT (sic) I’M UPSTAIRS. »

“I need these as posters because, my god, they are iconic,” added another.

One user wrote: “Just when I thought I legit couldn’t be obsessed with you anymore. »

Others said: “The most gorgeous girl ever” and “Stunning!” ” while another commented: “ANNA! We are all so proud of you.

It comes after Anna stunned a reporter with an awkward laugh at the 2024 TikTok Awards in Sydney late last month as she made a tone-deaf remark about her wealth.

The TikTok sensation’s gaffe came when she was asked who she would like to be if she could be another content creator for 24 hours.

In response, the Gold Coast-based social media star, whose net worth is estimated at $10 million, replied: “Someone who is super, super, super rich.”

The Daily Telegraph journalist then pointed out: “Like you? Anna then clarifying what she meant by “super super rich” in the cringe-inducing moment.

She continued, “I would go on a yacht, I would go on a helicopter,” ticking off bucket list items with her fingertips as she spoke.

However, the reporter pressed her again and said, “Can’t you do that?” with Anna laughing at her gaffe responding: “I guess so”, in the awkward moment.

After facing backlash on social media for her remark, Anna defended herself in the comments section, insisting she was just “nervous.”

She admitted: “Guys, I was so nervous and didn’t know what to say right then and there.

“I’m nervous laughing trying to get past the question because I didn’t know what to say right then and there like that.”

Anna has never publicly disclosed her total net worth, although it was estimated to be around $10 million at the end of last year.

In addition to her TikTok content, Anna reportedly earns up to $220,000 per month from her $9.99 per month content subscriptions on OnlyFans, which is her main source of income.

Anna started her OnlyFans account at the age of 18 after building a reputation as an influencer throughout her teenage years.

She now has 9.6 million total followers across her social media platforms and her vlogs have documented her transformation from a “broke” schoolgirl to a wealthy content creator and skincare entrepreneur.

“Ever since I could post my life online, I’ve been doing it,” Anna said in a TikTok, admitting that when it comes to her own success, “I don’t know what it is” that makes people like it. her.

“I have moms who come up to me, then daughters who say to me: ‘My mother loves you.’ I don’t know what it is, but I’m happy that people like to follow my day,” she shared.

Anna has earned the praise and adoration of young girls for her “girl next door” content and body positive messages on social media.

And unlike the vast majority of Australian influencers, Anna declines the “multiple” offers she receives to advertise products from local and international brands which would guarantee her very generous salaries.

“It’s very flattering that people want to work with me,” she said. “But I don’t post online so people have ads in their face.

“I want people to look at me and trust every word I say. There are enough online sales.

Anna previously told AFR that she views her affordable skincare products, which cost between $23 and $30, as “a way to give back” to her fans.