Brianna Coppage Says Adult-Content Business Hit $550,000 in a Month After 2023 Resignation
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 1
Brianna Coppage Says Adult-Content Business Hit $550,000 in a Month After 2023 Resignation
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 1
Summary
$550,000 was Coppage's best month, she said, far exceeding what she once earned in a full year as a Missouri high school English teacher.
Coppage said she would "never" return to the classroom after resigning in 2023, citing control over her time and business after her adult-content work was discovered.
She said the income let her family pay off debts and student loans and stop relying on credit cards for groceries, calling the shift life-changing.
Coppage still questions whether losing her teaching job was justified, saying there was no morality clause and that the fallout centered more on moral judgment than a cited rule violation.
The former teacher's story now anchors TLC's "Double Lives of Suburban Wives," where she says the gains in money and family time are weighed against lost privacy and strain on her marriage.