Former Married At First Sight bride Mishel Karen has revealed her shock new career change.
The 52-year-old has become a ‘life journey coach’.
Mishel also offers naturopathic services, charging $293 for an initial two-hour consultation and stress support sessions for $55.
In her mission statement on her website she says she aims to support others in ’embracing their imperfections and individuality’ and to live a life free from unhealthy comparisons.
‘I offer you a site with opportunities to discover who you are, accept who you are, and flourish in the true essence of you,’ she writes.
Mishel is also planning on taking part in public speaking engagements and has penned a self-help book called ‘Decoding the Wellness Mantra’.
The book is available for pre-order on her website.
Co-authored with other ‘wellness leaders’ including ‘MAFS’ alum Tracey Jewel, the tome promises to elevate readers’ personal and professional lives.
It comes after Meshel’s well-documented foray into the adult entertaining industry.
When previously asked if her family supported her move into the industry, Mishel admitted they reluctantly gave her their blessing due to the ‘financial benefit’.
‘My mum and sisters don’t talk about it,’ she revealed during an appearance on SBS Insight.
‘My kids say to me, “You’re just going to do whatever you want to do.” My son is very supportive because I think he gets from the financial benefit of it.
‘My daughter, she wishes I’d do something else, but she’s supportive.’
The one-time beauty queen was married at 20, and even after getting divorced in her thirties was still afraid to fully explore her sexuality.
It wasn’t until she was home alone during the Covid pandemic that she decided to take the plunge and join OnlyFans.
‘During that time I was able to explore who I am and what I want and everything I’ve missed out [on], and I started to realise, “This is me and I want to do this,”‘ she said.
‘It gives me financial freedom that I’ve never experienced before in my entire life.
‘And once I started doing it I just became more and more confident and it kind of brought out a side of me that I didn’t know I had.’