The transgender daughter of former Home and Away actor Mat Stevenson, who garnered headlines across the world when she opened out about her transition as a young child on The Project, has joined adult social networking site OnlyFans.
Using the now-familiar term “link in bio,” Grace Hyland posted a video on Instagram of herself dancing in her bedroom on Sunday to announce her entry into the “exclusive content” industry.
Grace, 20, is known for utilizing social media to promote trans rights and acceptance. Producing explicit content for OnlyFans is a significant change for her.
Grace Hyland, the transgender daughter of former Home and Away star Mat Stevenson, has joined the adult website OnlyFans
It costs $15 per month to subscribe to Grace’s account. She is also offering three- and six-month subscription deals for $45 and $90 respectively.
‘As a trans woman I love embracing my femininity and the body that I fought so hard to have! Come and see what I’m all about!’ her bio states.
Grace has uploaded 60 posts as of Monday, which doesn’t include custom requests.
Making racy content for OnlyFans marks quite a departure for Grace, 20, who was previously known for using social media to advocate for trans rights and acceptanceÂ
Since Grace started identifying as a girl at the age of 12, she has been posting updates on her male to female transition on social media.
Her father Mat Stevenson, who rose to fame as Adam Cameron on the television show Home and Away, has been a strong supporter of his daughter.
In January 2021, he talked about Grace’s transition on The Sunday Project and shared the reactions of his friends to discovering of his child’s gender identity.
While some of his pals were “very seamless” and “got it,” he claimed that some of his friends were having trouble, and he begged them to just “show some empathy.”
Grace claimed she started transitioning at the age of 12, although she had known she was intended to be a woman since she was “four or five.”
Before beginning any physical therapy, she sought the advice of medical professionals for a year, as well as psychologists and other experts.
As she explained, “I came out at 12 and went through a gradual transition until I was 14 to grow my hair out, to have my name change worked out, and to sort out my blockers.”
When I was 14, I started fully appearing as Grace in public and at school, she continued.
Grace revealed she knew she was meant to be female as early as the age of ‘four or five’. Her father said that while some of his friends were ‘pretty seamless’ and ‘got it’, others struggled and he asked them to simply ‘show some empathy’
Grace claimed that without her father’s help, she would not be where she is now.
With the comment that he didn’t want his daughter to “become one of those numbers,” Mat also brought up the startling suicide rate among transgender kids.
Grace has now started advocating for transgender rights and educating others online.
Mat became a household name when he starred on Channel Seven soap Home and Away in the ’90s, playing the role of Adam Cameron. (Pictured with co-star Dannii Minogue)
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