Crystal and Chris Jackson were just trying to rekindle the romance in their relationship.
Now, they have to find a new school for their kids after it was discovered that Crystal had an OnlyFans page.
According to KCRA 3, the couple was told their three sons were no longer allowed to attend Sacred Heart Parish School in Sacramento due to the online account deemed inappropriate by administrators.
Crystal claims that she created the OnlyFans account as a way to bring a spark back to her marriage with husband Jason after going through early menopause. It reportedly started out as pin-up model-style photos but soon the couple started pulling in cash to the tune of $150,000 from her sexy content and daily posts.
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Crystal and Chris Jackson were just trying to rekindle the romance in their relationship.
Now, they have to find a new school for their kids after it was discovered that Crystal had an OnlyFans page.
According to KCRA 3, the couple was told their three sons were no longer allowed to attend Sacred Heart Parish School in Sacramento due to the online account deemed inappropriate by administrators.
Crystal claims that she created the OnlyFans account as a way to bring a spark back to her marriage with husband Jason after going through early menopause. It reportedly started out as pin-up model-style photos but soon the couple started pulling in cash to the tune of $150,000 from her sexy content and daily posts.
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What went wrong at McKinsey
Partners at McKinsey yesterday voted out their leader, Kevin Sneader, as the company deals with blowback over its role in the U.S. opioid crisis. It was the latest tough headline for the consulting firm, which may face growing threats to its status as a trusted adviser to companies and governments and as a magnet for top talent.
Mr. Sneader was denied a second three-year term as global managing partner, weeks after McKinsey agreed to pay nearly $600 million to settle investigations by 49 states into sales advice it gave drug makers about opioid sales. It was the first time since 1976 that a McKinsey leader had failed to win a follow-on term. The candidates to replace Mr. Sneader are Bob Sternfels, based in San Francisco, and Sven Smit, based in Amsterdam.