Female jockey turned OnlyFans star reveals how she deals with her vile trolls

Libby Hopwood has lifted the lid on her constant battle with vile trolls after turning her back on horseracing for OnlyFans. 

The 36-year-old recently launched her new career on steamy subscription website OnlyFans, and says she has long been accustomed to abuse online – dating before her career change.

‘It’s been ongoing,’ Hopwood told News Corp. ‘I was copping crap when I was riding. Humans have a negative bias and the internet has given them a megaphone.’

Hopwood – a former Sky Racing pundit – raised eyebrows when she said goodbye to mainstream media to launch her own ‘boobs and bets’ page.

She started the website in September, with punters paying $15 a month to subscribe. She has now generated a large enough following to make it her full-time job. 

Libby Hopwood has lifted the lid on how she deals with her vile trolls online 

Former jockey has started an OnlyFans account in which she provides tips for the racing

The glamorous Hopwood, 36, rode an impressive 324 winners in her career as a jockey

She goes by the name of Foxy.Miss and provides betting tips while wearing lingerie. 

‘As a woman you’re seen as either nice and polite and you know your place so you’re a good girl,’ she said. ‘But if you’re out spoken you’re a whore and open for vitriol.’ 

Hopwood’s career came to a premature end when she suffered a bad fall, which resulted in a bleed on the brain, a broken collarbone, a fractured shoulder blade and a fractured vertebrae in 2014.  

‘It’s been a learning process to deal with it,’ Hopwood said. ‘Some comments still get to me. When I launched with OnlyFans I did a podcast and they came after me pretty hard.

‘They said I was using my body to get traction and ‘whatever’ else. I’m a 30-yearold woman. I’m going to be having sex. I’m in a long-term relationship. It’s nothing to write home about.

‘I’ve turned my Twitter settings to notify me for only people that I follow. So I know they are going to be friendly comments.

‘Everyone can do what they want to do. Racing was my bread and butter. It’s harder in racing as it’s an old school mentality and when I launched my site I had a backlash from some people. I do make a habit of not looking for negative comments.

The 36-year-old has pledged to help her subscribers jag a winner while wearing ‘a blazer…and not much else’

‘I put up a bikini photo and people were losing their minds.

‘I just want to create a place where people can do what they want to do and not get attacked by anonymous bots.

‘It was literally to dip your toe in and see what happens,’ Hopwood said. ‘I have been amazed about the feedback and how well it’s done. It’s doing enough that it could be my entire income if I wanted.’