OnlyFans model swaps £1million penthouse for van life – films naughty content on the road

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Honor May Spencer has worked tirelessly to transform her 2019 Mercedes Sprinter – which she calls “Liberté” – into what she describes as “a thoughtful, high-class studio apartment on wheels.”

An OnlyFans model has given up the highlife and traded her £1million penthouse for a construction trailer – which she has converted into a palace for herself.

Honor May Spencer has worked tirelessly to transform her 2019 Mercedes Sprinter – which she calls “Liberté” – into what she describes as “a thoughtful, high-class studio apartment on wheels.”

Not only did the 26-year-old spend thousands to remodel her perfect tiny home, but she also did all the work on the long-wheeled van herself — from the insulation and wiring to plumbing and tiling the shower.

She now travels across the UK creating content for her OnlyFans and Girls That Travel Instagram and YouTube accounts – which still makes her a whopping £4,000 a month.

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With no prior DIY experience, Honor turned to YouTube to learn entirely new skills.

Honour, who is originally from Knutsford in Cheshire, said: “It was just a shell when I bought it back in November 2020.

“I did everything myself, from insulating to installing a vapor barrier to furnishing a house with a fully tiled bathroom and dining area.

“It even has a full size wardrobe and storage for almost all of my high heels. And I have a lot of shoes.

“I even added baseboards and decorative trim to make it look and feel like a premium London apartment.”

Not only does Honor have a shower and kitchen with a large gas stove, but she also has a seating area that converts into a super king-size bed, which she shares with her two working cocker spaniels, Marcia, a three- and eight-month-old pup Marie.

Honor was drawn to the bohemian lifestyle after years of having to work seven days a week as a model, camgirl and adult performer to maintain her high-end lifestyle.

She explained that it had a tragic impact on her relationships and her mental health, urging her to make a drastic change.

Despite earning around £120,000 a year and living in a luxury sea-view villa in Brighton, the 26-year-old said it doesn’t make her happy because she doesn’t have time to enjoy it.

She admitted to only spending around nine full weeks at home in 2019 as she was constantly on the go.

Determined to work to live rather than the other way around, she decided to jump in at the deep end and bought her first van in November 2020 while the pandemic was in full swing.

But just six months after the conversion, their newfound freedom was shaken when their semi-converted van was stolen from a Leeds car park, along with over £5,000 in solar panels and batteries awaiting installation.

To add salt to her wounds, Honor’s insurance claim was denied because she listed herself to her insurance company as a photographer rather than a model – costing her almost £40,000 and leaving her with a lasting insurance history that put her premiums at £4,950 a year increased.

Still determined to live her dream of van living, she put another £20,000 into buying a new van and spent another 12 months and a similar amount converting it into her mortgage-free tiny home on wheels.

She added: “I’m ready to head to Europe in August with my two small dogs. I can’t even begin to describe how excited I am to finally have my dream home and the freedom to enjoy it.

“I’ve had such an emotional journey that there have been so many final straw moments over these past two years that I almost throw in the towel, give up and say goodbye to my van life dream forever.

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“But these past few weeks have shown me that all my hard work and perseverance has really paid off. I love my new home so much and wouldn’t change a thing about my journey in van life.

“The last four weeks have been absolutely phenomenal. The only thing I never expected is how incredibly comprehensive the van life community is.

“No matter where you’re from, what you do for a living or how much you’ve spent on your van, the Van Life UK community accepts you.

“Something I’ve always struggled with in the past due to the prejudice against people working in the adult industry, but even in that short time I’ve made so many new friends. I finally feel like I’m able to be the real me.

“I’m so lucky to have this opportunity to travel and explore in my van and I’m really looking forward to launching my YouTube channel.”

Honor shared her story as a moving company TheManVan revealed that more and more people are asking about buying vans and converting them into homes.

They said it was no easy task and appreciated Honor’s commitment, but as the cost of living crisis deepens, it is seen as an increasingly viable option.

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