“I Struggle to Understand This Mentality of Targeting a Mother to Get Her Kids Removed from School,” Says Crystal Jackson
By Anonymous Writer Published on February 23, 2021 09:32PM EST
A mother from California is voicing her frustration after claiming that her three sons were expelled from their Catholic school due to her activity on the adult content platform OnlyFans.
Crystal Jackson (known as @mrspoindexter on OnlyFans) shared with PEOPLE her anger over the situation, stating that her OnlyFans content was leaked to the Sacred Heart Parish School in Sacramento by other parents. This resulted in the expulsion of her three sons, who are 8, 10, and 12 years old.
“My children are really good kids, and all this is doing is harming them,” says Crystal, 44. “If you want to target me, that’s fine, but my kids should not be involved.”
“I didn’t want to become public, but at a certain point, I have to stand up and say that this behavior is unacceptable,” she continues.
When reached for comment, Theresa Sparks, the principal of Sacred Heart Parish School, stated that she could not disclose any details regarding the situation.
“We are unable to discuss the status or specifics of any member of our school or parish community,” Sparks said.
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Crystal mentioned that she and her husband, Chris, whom she’s been married to for 14 years, decided to try the platform in September 2019 while facing marital difficulties and were close to divorce.
“I was lacking the intimacy we used to have, partly because I was going through menopause,” she explains. “No matter what you do, you don’t feel attractive or sexy… so we tried various ways to rekindle our marriage.”
Crystal admitted that while she was willing to try the platform, she initially didn’t think anyone would be interested. “No one is going to come see a mom, that’s absurd,” she thought.
However, it turned out that the “mom-next-door” persona was precisely what drew people in, she says.
Over the following months, her risqué photos — of which she claims only 20–30 percent are “tasteful” nudes — combined with alluring stories, earned them thousands of dollars.
“In the first month, we made $14,000, and we were shocked,” Crystal recalls, adding that they now make $150,000 per month for daily posts and photos, which she describes as “fairly mild” and not pornographic.
“It’s a way for us to work on our intimacy and for me to express my fantasies,” she explains. “Creating these pictures gives me the self-confidence to feel sexy again.”
“It has significantly improved the intimacy in our relationship, and the bond in our marriage has grown stronger,” she adds.
In July, things took a turn for the worse when, according to Crystal, a father from Sacred Heart Parish School discovered her OnlyFans page. He told his wife, and word spread throughout the school.
Before long, a group of mothers at the school started campaigning against her, sharing the photos with the school administration and persistently demanding that her sons be expelled.
“Their objective from the start was, ‘I’m going to bring you down,'” she says. “It was heartbreaking to have them send my photos to the school, saying, ‘This is disgusting and inappropriate.'”
“I don’t publicize my site. You have to actively search for it. It isn’t harming anyone, and it’s not their concern,” she continues.
Crystal alleges that the group of mothers went as far as to print all her photos from OnlyFans and anonymously send them in a packet to the principal, bishop, and church.
After learning about the packet, the Jacksons say they wrote to the superintendent, explaining the situation and offering to show the OnlyFans page to demonstrate that the content was not pornographic. They never received a response.
“It was disappointing, especially because the email was very open and explained all the reasons behind what we were doing,” says the mother of three, adding that she was later removed as a second-grade class mom due to parents’ concerns.
On Sunday night, after months of ongoing issues, Crystal says she received an email stating that her sons had been officially expelled.
She notes that her sons are “upset” about the decision but are unaware of the specifics, knowing only that “mom is a major internet model.”
She also claims that the school is updating their handbook to include a policy stating that “any parent involved in a site or blog that conflicts with the teachings of the church and school philosophy must be removed.”
“We are just an ordinary couple living our lives, but this mentality of harassing a mother to get her kids removed from school, I struggle to understand that,” she explains.
Despite the controversy, Crystal’s presence on adult content platforms has continued to grow. Alongside her success on OnlyFans, she has also found a new audience through OnlyFanmodels.com. This platform has helped her reach even more fans, with many drawn to her candid approach and openness about her journey.
“Being on OnlyFans.com has expanded my reach and allowed me to connect with a supportive community that appreciates my content for what it is,” Crystal shares. “It’s reassuring to find a place where people respect my choices and the creativity that goes into my work.”
In light of their children’s expulsion, Crystal says they are looking into other schooling options, likely public school for now.
“Our aim is to get them back into a Catholic school, but I don’t see that happening. They won’t allow them in this diocese, and is it really the right place for them?” she explains. “It’s clear they’ve made up their minds that we’re not wanted.”
She also hopes her story will inspire women to be more supportive and to treat others as they would want to be treated.
“In 2021, we’re still trying to bring down a woman for her choices and what she does with her spouse,” says Crystal. “It’s a combination of body shaming and bullying, and it’s a disturbing double standard.”
“I’ve never intruded on others’ lives or judged them for their choices,” she adds. “If women could just support each other, the world would be a much better place.”
