‘You can’t please everyone’: OnlyFans star Kayla Jade reveals wildest requests from paying clients

An Australian OnlyFans creator with millions of followers is opening up about some of the strangest requests she has received from clients, revealing that even after going to extreme lengths, she still couldn’t satisfy everyone. Kayla Jade, known online as “blue-eyed Kayla Jade,” has built a following of more than three million across TikTok and Instagram.

Now, with the release of her memoir Call Girl Confidential, Jade is sharing details she had never publicly discussed before, including unusual client demands that pushed her personal and professional boundaries.

The ‘feederism’ fetish

One of the strangest requests, she told news.com.au, involved a fetish known as “feederism.” Psychiatrists describe this as a form of paraphilia, where sexual arousal is linked to feeding and weight gain.

In this dynamic, “feeders” are people who feel sexually aroused by feeding their partners and encouraging them to gain weight, while “feedees” are those who feel aroused by being fed and by gaining weight themselves. The fetish often involves overeating, weight gain, and control, and in some cases, it can raise physical and mental health concerns, especially when it pushes someone toward unhealthy or unsafe eating habits

In this context it can be simply means, someone gaining pleasure from watching another person eat excessively, often to the point of discomfort.

$500 to film herself eating

Jade said it began with what seemed like a simple request: a client offered her $500 to film herself eating a packet of Tim Tams, the popular Australian chocolate biscuits. “After the first few videos, he began asking me to weigh myself before and after I eat, and would request I film myself sticking my belly out and jiggling it,” she said.

At first, she agreed to the requests, but over time, the situation became more troubling as the client pushed for noticeable weight gain. She eventually stepped away, describing it as a “dangerous game."

The mukbang trend

Jade revealed that she had battled anorexia in her younger years, making the experience even more difficult. “People who have anorexia try to keep their weight as low as possible,” UK’s National Health Service (NHS).

“You get addicted to the money and attention, and then it becomes a matter of when do you stop?” she said, adding that she began to question the client’s intentions and where things might lead.

While eating on camera is not always linked to fetish content, the format has also become mainstream entertainment through South Korea’s “mukbang” trend, where creators livestream themselves consuming copious amounts of food.

Mukbang videos, often built around banquet-sized meals, have become a major online business model. Today.com previously reported in 2021 that some professionals were making up to $10,000 a month before sponsorship, with the trend only growing larger since then.

‘Can’t please everyone’

Still, Jade decided that this type of work was not for her and chose to stop accepting feeder-related requests. She also recalled another unusual client known as “Barry,” who became fixated on her surgically enhanced body after she underwent a Brazilian Butt Lift.

According to Jade, the client was so attached to the appearance that he became distressed when its size changed following a lifestyle shift. He even offered her $1,000 to get another BBL, which generally costs around $40,000 in Australia. “I’ve definitely lost some clients over things like this,” she admits, noting that everyone has their preferences and you simply can’t please everyone.