Once upon a time, Abby Rose was the kind of woman America put on a pedestal—boots laced, rifle in hand, ready to bleed for Uncle Sam’s latest geopolitical chess move. Now? She’s making ten times the cash and calling the shots in a very different uniform—if she’s wearing one at all.
Abby, now 32, enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at 24, chasing that red-blooded, patriotic dream of serving her country. Instead, she found herself knee-deep in a culture she now describes as ‘toxic’—a regimented, bureaucratic meat grinder that chewed her up for a meager $30K a year and spit her out with a bipolar diagnosis.
“My mindset on the military has changed a lot since I got out,” she told DailyMail.com. “Sure, it builds resilience. It toughens you up. But the overall culture? Pretty toxic. And let’s be real—the government doesn’t use the military correctly. It’s just young people fighting unnecessary wars.”
She chooses her words carefully, not wanting to burn every bridge. “I wouldn’t recommend most people enlist—not right now. But I’m still thankful for those who serve and that we have a defense system.”
By 2021, she was out. Freshly discharged and broke, she did what countless women before her have done when times get tough—she took her talents to the strip club. But Abby wasn’t destined to just twirl on stage for crumpled twenties. The Houston-based stunner quickly realized her unique selling point: a battle-hardened, all-American Marine-turned-sex-symbol. It didn’t take long before she went all in—porn, OnlyFans, the works.
Now? She’s pulling in a cool $300,000 a year, ten times her military salary, and has an army of subscribers who pay to see her in military-themed roleplay. And while some of her former Marine buddies have cut her off, others are secretly subscribed. War changes a man, but a woman in camo lingerie? That’ll really test your loyalty.
Abby isn’t blind to the hypocrisy, and she’s got receipts. In an Instagram post last week, she laid it all out: one picture of her in fatigues captioned, “Everyone in America respecting me for being willing to die to make a few elite people in the government even more powerful, rich, and greedy.” Right next to it? A steamy shot from one of her adult films, with the words, “Everyone in America saying I have zero self-respect for having consensual sex with people I like on camera.”
She doubled down in the caption: “Honestly, I love that people hate my job—it keeps it profitable. It’s crazy how easily we’re influenced by societal norms and what the government wants us to believe. Anyway… I’m enjoying my life, having quality sex with quality people, and getting paid for it.”
But she’s not just stacking cash and stirring controversy. Abby is using her platform to launch The Happy Bean Project, a nonprofit coffee initiative aimed at supporting people struggling with mental health issues. For her, it’s personal. “My brother has battled mental health issues, drug addiction, and homelessness for over a decade. I was diagnosed as bipolar while serving. I know firsthand how important support and understanding are.”
And Abby isn’t the only one capitalizing on their military background in the adult world. Last year, a UK Royal Navy sailor, Zak Blackman, was booted from service after raking in £20,000 a month selling OnlyFans content—some of it shot right on Britain’s massive HMS Prince of Wales aircraft carrier. His response to getting sacked? “Best thing that ever happened to me.”
Maybe there’s a lesson here. The battlefield and the bedroom both demand discipline, endurance, and a thick skin—but only one pays what you’re worth. Abby Rose figured that out the hard way, and now she’s laughing all the way to the bank.
Last modified: March 20, 2025
