Jessika Power on why she's so pleased to be attending SXhibition this year: 'Come together'

The lifestyle and relationship festival is billed as a space where adults can celebrate desires and be educated without judgment. “SXhibition is that space — a bold, vibrant and inclusive event where sensuality is not just accepted, but celebrated,” the website reads.

Jessika will be meeting fans, holding a photo booth and potentially hosting some events at SXhibition — and she couldn’t be more excited to celebrate the sex industry.

“They’ve asked me to come down as a celebrity guest, just to do some signing. I do OnlyFans as well, so I’m quite familiar with the industry, and what they’re trying to achieve, the equality and to be comfortable within your own skin there,” Jessika tells Chattr.

“[It’s] definitely important to have these events where we, us as a community, can come together and we can showcase… it’s not all just doom and gloom and sex and this. It’s about feeling comfortable. It’s about feeling confident. It’s about opening up your eyes to different parts of what you’re interested in.”

The Big Brother star adds that she’s never felt “pressure” when working in the sex industry, so it’s more about celebrating each other and having fun.

“I’ve never felt pressured to do anything. I’ve never felt pressured to have to expose more than I’ve exposed,” she adds.

The former ‘villain’ has had her share of criticism, both online and from her own family, but it doesn’t faze her one bit. “My family were a bit taken aback when I started doing online work, I work with OF, but I mean, I’m a grown adult. I’m able to make my own choices,” the MAFS star says.

“Yeah, some people criticise, but I mean… It’s all how you just take it in, isn’t it?”

Jessika Power likes to connect with her OnlyFans customers

Many OnlyFans creators use a team to help manage their accounts, and when clients talk to their favourite OnlyFans personalities, it’s not always them behind the screen. Jessika says it’s important for her to speak directly to customers.

“I’m at a point in my life where I do have the time to monitor the page myself, and I think my fans, they much prefer that where I can, I’m engaging with them. It’s one-on-one. It’s not somebody else,” she explains.

“I know a lot of creators they do use like chatters, and they use people online to sort of get it together… when they talk… they’re talking to me.”

This also means that when the reality TV star makes appearances at conventions like SXhbition, she won’t get “caught out” by any of her fans, for something a team member has said on her behalf. It’s a win-win!