Australian OnlyFans star Luci Power reveals she's 'homeless' in Florida following move to US

OnlyFans star Luci Power has spoken about the harsh reality of moving to the US. 

The adult performer from Queensland has spoken about her new life adventure on her YouTube blog 'Settling Stateside'. 

Luci said far from a stressless new life adventure, the America move saw her 'homeless' before resettling in Orlando, Florida. 

'We're currently homeless,' the star said. I'm certainly not going to take away from the fact it's a choice we've made,' she added. 

'There's obviously massive differences between people who are forced into homelessness and through whatever reason and myself. Who is quite comfortable and chooses to be homeless in this transitional period.' 

OnlyFans star Luci Power has spoken about the harsh reality of moving to the US. Pictured

The star said it was only temporary after selling up in Australia to make the move to Orlando

Luci made the decision to move to the US after suffering through Australia's harsh lockdowns, saying it made her realise she needed a change. 

'I was sick to death of Australia. I hated the way we were locked down,' she said, recalling the intense stay-at-home orders forced onto Aussies. 

The star said the move would also help grow her career in the US market.

'I just noticed the industry in Australia is very small,' she said. 

'Unless you can make it really big on OnlyFans really quickly based on luck and who you get to film with, I just didn't think that was going to happen for me.

Luci said she chose to make the move following the harsh Australian lockdowns. She also said there's more growth for her career in the United States. Pictured  

'It could just be that people don't like my OnlyFans. My OnlyFans does really well. But I think it has the potential to do better,' she finished. 

Luci recently told Yahoo! about the discrimination she's faced as an adult entertainer. 

'You're always going to get people who feel threatened and upset by those in the adult industry,' she wrote.  

'It's mostly just a combination of their upbringing, personal values and maybe internalisation of repressed emotions.' 

'You're always going to get people who feel threatened and upset by those in the adult industry,' Luci told Yahoo