The son of a popular OnlyFans star has explained why he films his momâs explicit content.
The OnlyFans model has over five million followers online and now her son has explained the reason why he does the filming.
Itâs the last thing youâd ever want to do but it seems like it isnât a big deal for Arthur Urach.
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His mom, Andressa Urach, is a Brazilian TV personality who sells adult content on the platform for a monthly fee and her 19-year-old son helps her out with the filming.
This was all revealed while Arthur was live on Instagram and confirmed that it was him behind the camera for his momâs explicit shoots.
During the live stream, one follower asked: âArthur, are you the only one who films Andressa's OnlyFans?â
Arthur was quick to respond to the question, replying with: âYes. Iâm really badass with pictures, right?â
Afterwards, another follower asked him if he was ashamed of his motherâs decision to âsell herselfâ.
However, Arthur went straight to his motherâs defense, arguing: âIâm not ashamed, Iâm very serene with her decision.â
The teenager also spoke to the Spanish outlet, Programa Chupim, on YouTube, where Arthur went into detail on the reason why he works with his mom on such X-rated content.
And itâs pretty simple - for him, itâs nothing more than a 9 to 5 job.
In the clip, he explained: âWell, for me itâs really work. So I donât get horny. And because sheâs my mother and Iâm not attracted to her.â
However, it seems like some parts of his job do bother him after Arthur admitted that he was left feeling âgrossâ after witnessing one scene.
But Andressa was quick to stop her son from giving any more information on the matter, adding that he had found it âdisgustingâ while also finding the funny side of the situation.
Arthurâs father, Thiago Lopes, has also spoken out on his sonâs involvement in her shoots and doesnât appear to be as relaxed about the situation as Andressa.
Instead Thiago has raised concerns about its impact on Arthurâs wellbeing.
Five years ago, Andressa tried to sue the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God after leaving the organization.
Putting in a legal claim, she tried to get back a BR$2million ($327,000) donation to the church, alleging she had been brainwashed into handing the money over.
Unfortunately for her, the lawsuit failed.