Jasmine Teaa’s movers knew exactly what they were carrying.
The rolling cart had drawers, which would have helped, if the drawers hadn’t been see-through.
The 29-year-old content creator was moving into the $1 million Las Vegas home she bought this year when the workers reached her collection of sex toys, as reported by Creatorzine.
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“The movers had to move my rolling cart filled with sex toys,” she said.
“I’m sure that caused some conversations.
“The drawers are transparent and you can see the shape. They knew what was in there, I’m sure of it.”
The glass staircase that sealed a $1m deal
Jasmine, who has more than a million followers on Instagram as @jasteaa, says she earns between $80,000 and $100,000 (£60,000–£75,000) a month from platforms including OnlyFans.
At her peak, she claims, that figure reached $130,000 (£97,000).
The money bought her a 4,200 sq ft property with a private pool.
But the pool didn’t close the sale.
“I saw the glass staircase and I thought, ‘That’s fancy. This looks like an influencer house,’” she said.
“I love it so much. There’s a lot of space.”
She already had an offer in on another property. She pulled out.
“I thought it was time for me to buy something,” she said.
“I didn’t expect to find my dream home so quickly, it was more of an investment. But I fell in love with this house, now I plan to stay here for years.”
Raised poor, still watching the pennies
Six-figure months haven’t turned Jasmine into a big spender.
Growing up in a low-income household left her with habits she can’t quite shift.
“I grew up poor, so frugal habits have stayed with me for a long time,” she said.
“Lately I’ve been trying to spend a little more, especially on the house. It has eaten up a big chunk of my savings.”
DIY is where the frugality stops.
“I can’t be arsed. I just hire contractors.”
That means a steady stream of tradespeople through the house of an adult creator.
Jasmine doesn’t know whether any of her builders have recognised her from the internet.
A transparent trolley of sex toys makes the question somewhat academic.
When an orgy is just a normal Tuesday
A decade in the industry has recalibrated what she considers shocking.
“Doing this line of work, there’s just so much that would seem crazy to normal people,” she said.
“But I’m like, ‘Oh wow, this seems like a normal Tuesday.’ Doing an orgy on a Tuesday – that’s just normal.”
From washing dishes to OnlyFans
Jasmine started out while studying computational linguistics.
She says her parents weren’t supporting her through college, so she took out student loans and worked two jobs, washing dishes and prep cooking in a kitchen. It still wasn’t enough.
Then people on Reddit started messaging her, asking whether she’d sell her underwear or make private videos.
“I started my sophomore year of college and then that just carried on,” she said.
“I was also working other jobs but I wasn’t able to make ends meet, hence why I turned to sex work.”
She has since moved on to OnlyFans and other platforms, building content around gaming, cosplay and fitness.
Having barely left the US before, she has now travelled to Japan, Indonesia, the Netherlands, France, Croatia and Italy.
The trolley episode barely registers.
“They definitely walk into some interesting things,” she said.
“But this comes with the territory for anyone who enters my home.”
Why it matters
Jasmine’s story sits at the less glamorous edge of creator success.
Buying the house is the easy part. Living in it means letting plumbers, builders and removal crews into a space that doubles as a workplace, and adult creators rarely get to choose how much of their job those visitors see.
The bigger picture
Adult creators keep turning subscription income into hard assets, with property a favourite.
OnlyFans earnings that once paid rent now cover deposits on Vegas mansions.
What next
Jasmine says she plans to stay put for years, which means plenty more contractors to come.
The trolley, presumably, stays where it is.
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