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She said: “Was I targeted for being in the adult industry, for being an immigrant or for being a single woman in her twenties making more money per year than he ever did in his entire life? She is speaking out about her experience with the hope of ensuring no one else has to go through what she has. "He didn't achieve his goals of bringing me down or whatever he was trying to do, it made me work hard to get what I want." "It's my dream home and I came out on top. "I've bought a way better crib now in Vegas, it's a five-bed, five-bath with a private pool. She said: "A lot of people would have maybe paid, I was just like 'nope'. Romi moved to Las Vegas, Nevada as she had heard other performers in her industry lived there, and she is much happier and paying reasonable rent. “So I chose to get the f**k out, and when I told him he informed me that I didn’t give him enough notice and was losing my security deposit. “He showed zero emotion and basically said between the lines, either pay the rent at this exuberant price or get the f**k out,” she said.
She immediately contacted her landlord, but she said he was “dismissive and cold” when she asked him why he didn’t mention her imminent rent increase when he visited her for the inspection. "I was upset, this was just very chaotic and hectic time." “My landlord knew I was an immigrant, he knew my finances and quite frankly I felt targeted. “When I contacted a few lawyers I was told he was within his rights, in the state of Florida there is no regulation on rent hikes. She said: “I thought this was insane, none of this was in the initial lease that I signed. The notice required her to pay up or move out within 60 days, and since her lease had a 60-day notice period, this forced Romi to make a decision on that day or lose her deposit. She said: “It’s an 120 per cent increase during a time when people are just barely surviving, leaving me in a bad spot to say the least.” "I didn't think much of it because, whatever, my Instagram is public, if you find me you find me.Ī few weeks later, the influencer received a letter from the landlord informing her that her monthly rent had been increased from $2,300 to $4,800. "All of a sudden he's like 'I found you on Instagram', I'm like 'oh, OK'. Romi said: "He actually didn't inspect anything, he walked in and paced around and I'm like 'ok what's happening?', he wasn't actually looking at anything. In late November last year, her landlord phoned her to tell her that he needed to come by to do a home inspection and, thinking this was normal, Romi invited him round for a few days later. “Life was good, I was happy and grateful to be a stranger in a new land prospering and making a life for myself.” “I was quiet and low-key, nothing illegal or suspicious ever went on and I never had an issue with any of my neighbours. She said: “I was a model tenant I never missed a payment, even during the pandemic when my career actually thrived. "It was a nice home, nice open layout, it was great."ĭuring the course of the year, she made her first million dollars and became one of the world's top OnlyFans creators. "I moved there to get better opportunities for my career that was taking off," said Romi. Her plus-size modelling career, selling glamour and fetish photos and making adult videos for OnlyFans, skyrocketed, so by January 2020 she wanted to move to a larger home in Miami.
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"I never considered that to be something I'd be doing full time." "I started doing side gigs for fetish sites and glamour photoshoots and boudoir. "I didn't have my social security number, I didn't have my green card or work permit so I had to hustle.
"My degree wasn't worth much so at some point I was broke. "I can’t help but wonder if my landlord, in his research, became an OnlyFans customer and enjoyed my work!”įormer primary school teacher Romi left her home in Poland in 2017 in pursuit of starting a life in America, starting in New Orleans but then moving to Alabama and eventually Orlando, Florida the following year. “I’m proud of what I do, I wasn’t hiding anything. She said: “Why allow this kind of twisted shame game for a home that is lovely but not worth that price tag? Despite being able to afford the new price, Romi decided to forgo her security deposit and move out as she felt judged.
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