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LAUREN Goodger was once offered £2.5k to sell worn UGGS on OnlyFans.

The Towie legend, 39, is now a big banker on the steamy content site after being forced to make a living online during Covid.

She shares saucy lingerie pictures and is bombarded with special requests by fans – but some are just too much for Lauren.

Chatting at the launch of Olivia Attwood’s Getting Filthy Rich – which features Lauren – she confessed: “The weirdest request has been someone asking ‘Can I buy your uggs?’

“They wanted me to run in them, wear them all day and they said ‘I want them to smell’.”

Lauren opens up about her conflicted relationship with OnlyFans in the ITV2 series.

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While she never really wanted to share steamy content on the subscription platform in the first place, she can’t deny the financial benefits her content has brought her over the past five years.

Revealing the most lucrative offer she’s ever received, single mum Lauren told Olivia she said no to £150,000, though admitted it was a tough amount of money to reject.

She says: “I’ve been offered 150 grand for the night, that’s another whole world. Never. Not being wrong, it’s hard to turn down but I couldn’t. I can’t even sleep with a guy in real life.”

Lauren does cater to custom requests though, which she prices at around £6,500.

One of these saw her strip topless and suck her thumb, an act she admitted made her feel embarrassed.

Revealing her fraught relationship with the site, she explains: “Way back years ago when I was doing more TV work I was like ‘I’m never doing OnlyFans’ that’s not me.

“A few years later we went into Covid lockdown there’s no photo shoots, there’s no filming. Had these big bills come in and was like I have to pay this off so I sort of got backed into a corner. I was like I’m just gonna have to do it.”

In her early days on the platform, Lauren said she was coining in £30,000-a-month.

Since then, her content has got saucier as fans tire of standard underwear poses, but she refuses to go fully naked.

Lauren’s ex-boyfriend Charles Drury recently left pals stunned after joining a dating app and ‘using their daughter and his Instagram fame’ to pull women. 

The former couple appeared to be back on track towards the end of last year, with Towie legend Lauren, 39, sharing snaps of them enjoying quality time together with their daughter Larose, four. 

But it seems things between them have soured once again, with Charles, 28, signing up for a dating app. 

An insider told The Sun: “Friends of Lauren were really shocked to see Charles on a dating app.

“Obviously he is single and can do what he wants, but he and Lauren are still close and a lot of people in their circle thought they would get back together properly.

“The thing that surprised her pals the most though is that Charles talks about their baby daughter Larose in his profile, saying his greatest strength is ‘having a daughter’, and he also lists his Instagram bio when asked to name what he has recently discovered about himself.

“It very much feels like he is using the fact that he is a dad and a decent number of Instagram followers to attract women.”

LAUREN Goodger has revealed the huge amount of money she turned down to spend the night with a fan.

The Towie legend, 39, talks openly about her conflicted relationship with OnlyFans in the new series of Olivia Attwood‘s Getting Filthy Rich.

While she never really wanted to share steamy content on the subscription platform in the first place, she can’t deny the financial benefits her content has brought her over the past five years.

Every now and then she’ll receive special requests from fans that go beyond the topless snaps and sultry poses that she posts for a fee of $50 a month.

Revealing the most lucrative offer she’s ever received, single mum Lauren told Olivia she said no to £150,000, though admitted it was tough amount of money to reject.

She says: “I’ve been offered 150 grand for the night, that’s another whole world. Never. Not being wrong, it’s hard to turn down but I couldn’t. I can’t even sleep with a guy in real life.”

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Lauren does cater to custom requests though, which she prices at around £6,500.

One of these saw her strip topless and suck her thumb, an act she admitted made her feel embarrassed.

Revealing her fraught relationship with the site, she explains: “Way back years ago when I was doing more TV work I was like ‘I’m never doing OnlyFans’ that’s not me.

“A few years later we went into Covid lockdown there’s no photo shoots, there’s no filming. Had these big bills come in and was like I have to pay this off so I sort of got backed into a corner. I was like I’m just gonna have to do it.”

In her early days on the platform, Lauren said she was coining in £30,000-a-month.

Since then, her content has got saucier as fans tire of standard underwear poses, but she refuses to go fully naked.

The reality favourite shows Olivia a topless video of herself in the bath that she says earned her a few grand.

“I wouldn’t want to sit here and be like I absolutely love it,” she says. “Do I really want these men to have these pictures? Do I really want to do this for how long and everyone knowing about it?

“And people looking at me thinking gosh she’s a successful lovely girl why she’s doing that but that’s the stigma around it. I can’t tell the world it’s not what you think.”

Lauren’s high subscription cost is by design. She prefers to limit the number of eyes on her account and receive more for it, than reduce the cost and expose herself to a wider audience.

The average age of her subscribers is between 30 and 35, with the youngest only 19, which she says is “too young”.

Some of her friends have encouraged her to delete the site, but for Lauren it’s a crucial source of income that allows her and daughter Larose, four, to live a certain lifestyle.

She says: “One of my friends did say ‘Lauren please delete, you don’t need to do it, you’re so much better than this’. 

“Without Only Fans I wouldn’t be able to pay all my bills. I have my house, my car, my child so don’t judge me. I’m not doing it so I can buy a Chanel handbag. I need the money. I’m only doing it so I can support myself. I need to live.”

Reflecting on the episode ahead of its release, host Olivia said Lauren’s attitude to the site differs from fellow celeb users like Katie Price and Kerry Katona, both of which have made fortunes from it.

Katie was a lads’ mag favourite for years while went naked as a lapdancer during her days in pop group Atomic Kitten.

Olivia says: “But with Lauren, she’s like a self-proclaimed like prude.

“Like she’s not someone that’s ever done topless modelling or she doesn’t consider herself an overly sexualised character. So I think she has more internal struggle with like the judgement that comes with it.”

LINCOLN, Neb. — Lauren Betts scored 18 points and had 10 rebounds to help No. 4 UCLA to an 83-61 win over No. 25 Nebraska on Sunday.

Betts also added four blocks and five steals for the Bruins (15-1, 5-0 Big Ten).

UCLA used an 11-2 first quarter run to take control of the game and stretched its lead to 35-20 on Gianna Kneepkens’ three-pointer with 2:21 remaining in the first half.

Nebraska (14-3, 3-3) cut the deficit to 10 on Jessie Petrie’s layup that opened the second half scoring. But the Huskers could get no closer the rest of the way.

Sienna Betts’ layup with 4:03 left in the third period pushed the lead to 52-32. UCLA’s largest lead was 27 late in the game.

Five other Bruins joined Lauren Betts in double figures: Kneepkens finished with 16 points, Charlisse Leger-Walker had 14 points, Sienna Betts and Kiki Rice had 12 points each, and Gabriela Jaquez had 11.

The taller, more physical Bruins dominated Nebraska defensively and on the boards. The Bruins stifled Nebraska’s shooters, who hit just 38% of their shots and 33% from three, and held the Huskers 24 points below their 85 points per game season average.

UCLA outrebounded 43-28 and turned 16 offensive rebounds into 17 second chance points.

Amilia Hargrove scored 12 points to lead Nebraska. Logan Nissey had 11 for the Huskers, and Jessica Petrie, Callin Hake and Eliza Maupin had 10 points each.

Four of five starters scored in double digits as the UCLA women’s basketball team dominated crosstown rival USC 80-46 Saturday at Pauley Pavilion in the first of two meetings between the crosstown rivals.

Center Lauren Betts paced the fourth-ranked Bruins (14-1 overall, 3-0 Big Ten) with 18 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks. Gianna Kneepkens had 15 points and Kiki Rice added 14 points and eight assists.

The Bruins totaled 24 assists and out-rebounded the Trojans 46-26.

Kara Dunn scored 11 points for No. 17 USC (10-4, 2-1).

“Thank you to the crowd for showing up on a rainy day — we appreciate the support,” UCLA coach Cori Close said. “We did a great job on the boards. We didn’t play our best basketball. There’s still room to grow, but we held them to 27% shooting. Our defense was better than our offense today. We have a high ceiling. I’d like to see more consistency and for us to keep getting closer to our standard.”

USC guard Londynn Jones, right, tries to drive past UCLA guard Gabriela Jaquez during the first half Saturday.

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USC coach Lindsay Gottlieb was not pleased by what she saw from the Trojans.

“Obviously, this is not where we want to be in a game like this,” she said. “Everything from disappointment to embarrassment, but we own it. They were the better team today. They were better by a lot.”

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Lauren Betts scored 25 points and surpassed 1,500 career points in leading No. 4 UCLA to a 97-61 rout of Penn State on Wednesday.

Gianna Kneepkens added 17 points, Kiki Rice scored 16 and Sienna Betts 10 for the Bruins (13-1, 3-0 Big Ten), who won their seventh in a row after leading for all but 31 seconds.

The Bruins, who entered averaging just over 95 points per game since their lone loss to the No. 2 Texas Longhorns on Nov. 27, found their offense immediately inside a quiet Rec Hall.

Lauren Betts finished 11 for 19 from the floor. She sunk a layup in the opening seconds to spark the first of a handful of lopsided runs for the Bruins.

Kneepkens and Rice added back-to-back three-pointers moments later before Kneepkens hit another long ball to put UCLA up 13-2 less than three minutes in.

Penn State (7-7, 0-3) responded with a pair of buckets, but Kneepkens drained her third three-pointer of the quarter and UCLA closed out the first on a 14-5 run shooting 58% from the floor.

The rout was on from there for the Bruins, who led by as many as 37 with 6:41 in the fourth quarter. They led 46-23 at halftime.

Gracie Merkle had 15 points and Kiyomi McMiller scored 13 for Penn State, which fell to 1-15 against AP top 10 teams since coach Carolyn Kieger’s first season in 2019.

Up next UCLA: vs. No. 17 USC at Pauley Pavilion on Saturday night.