A model who uses the stage name Believers Sammi tapped into an unusual New Year’s venture by offering Christmas tree decorating services across the United States. Reports cited by Dexerto, drawing from her TikTok activity, describe how the idea translated into a lucrative business for her.
Before this pivot, Sammi worked for a company that specialized in erotic cleaning services. The team included women dressed in provocative maid outfits who cleaned clients’ apartments and homes, a niche experience that shaped her bold approach to new opportunities.
Venturing into an unfamiliar industry, the OnlyFans creator launched her own enterprise. She took on the role of decorating other people’s Christmas trees while topless, removing her upper garments for the project.
In a TikTok post, she explained that she initially expected limited interest since many families likely already had their trees decorated. Yet the response surprised her: within a single day she received more than 30 bookings for the topless tree-decorating service.
Compensation for one hour of work was reported at about $300 for a client, with tips to follow. On a particularly busy day, earnings climbed to roughly $3,500, surpassing the equivalent value in local currency. Sammi noted that she allocated about 30 percent of her income to her bodyguard as a precautionary measure in her line of work.
The narrative highlights how a shift from a known, themed service to a brash, attention-grabbing concept can create rapid demand, especially when it intersects with social media visibility and the novelty factor. It also sheds light on how performers in adult-oriented spaces navigate branding, client expectations, and personal security as they explore new revenue streams.
In related discussions, the broader landscape of home entertainment and personal-expression-focused services is often examined, including practical guidance for positioning, safety considerations, and the evolving standards of consent and comfort in offering unconventional gigs.