Vegan activist says topless stunts and OnlyFans make relationship with boyfriend ‘stronger’

Tash Peterson and Jack Higgs have a unique relationship as the doting friend has no problem with his partner stripping in public and insisting it’s all for a good cause.

A vegan activist says her topless stunts and OnlyFans’ work have strengthened their relationship – while her boyfriend films their half-naked antics.

Tash Peterson and Jack Higgs have a unique relationship as the doting friend has no problem with his partner stripping in public and insisting it’s all for a good cause.

He even helps Tash apply body paint ahead of her raunchy protests and films her videos spreading messages on adult site OnlyFans, where she has nearly 10,000 followers.

Tash, who has been dubbed the nation’s biggest plague by Western Australian authorities, has made no apologies for her actions – and insists their antics make the couple a stronger couple.

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Talking to Australian media The project, Tash said, “I use my body to raise awareness for those who don’t have physical autonomy, whether they’re topless or almost naked, and I think it works great for raising awareness about animals.”

Tash said her work at OnlyFans helps her spread her message further and also increases her income, allowing her to focus fully on animal rights activism.

She said, “It’s known for being a porn platform, but I’ve used it as a way to make money to do what I want to do full-time for animal rights.”

She was grateful that her boyfriend supported her work and insists he has no problem with it.

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She added, “He doesn’t see it as cheating and supports me in doing what I want to do with my body.”

During the episode, Jack, who is also a vegan, added: “I imagine some friends would find it difficult to see Tash semi-nude or even fully nude in lingerie in public.

“However, I found it quite empowering for our relationship. It might have been a little weird at first.

“It’s an expression of Tash’s body and she uses it confidently, so I admire that.

“There’s a lot of public backlash so I want to be there for that, but Tash is a strong person and she wants me to step back and record it all.

“I want to be there and expose everything that’s going on because that kind of public backlash is what we want to expose as well.”

Though she’s endured everything in public, Tash said she wasn’t always so confident and that it was only through fighting for animal rights that she found her voice.

She added: “People think I’m loud and blunt because I’m an activist, but the real me and the kid me was very quiet and shy.

“I wanted to be with animals and I didn’t care about being with other people. I’ve been called by every name under the sun, from aw**** to s**t and s***k.

“I was told to kill myself. I’ve actually received direct threats from people saying they’re going to come to my house and rape and murder me.”

Despite the animosity, Tash continues to spread her message and has received multiple fines from police for being half-naked in public.

Last year, she paraded shirtless through a Louis Vuitton store smeared with her own menstrual blood and was fined £2,858 ($3,500) by judges in Perth.

She has also dressed up as a cow to demonstrate in supermarkets, invaded the field at a sports game and yelled at people outside a KFC.

Previously, Tash opened up about the heinous death and rape threats she received.

She said she receives this level of abuse online almost daily. One of the messages from a man was: “You should try to catch a moving bullet you stupid asshole”.

Another read, “Get in front of a moving train you ugly piece of shit.” Other rape stories were too graphic to reprint.

A picture she posted showing the abuse is captioned: “There have been a few instances where I literally feared for my life, scared to come home because I had received a message from a man who told me he was coming to rape and murder me.

“Most of these sick messages come from insecure men, but also some women. They call me as**t, prostitute, whore, gross, etc.”

Ms Peterson said she had been to the police on several occasions to report death threats but said nothing had been done and her inaction was “shameful”.

She continued, “People will respond to that adage that I get what I deserve, a taste of my own medicine.

“The truth is, I have NEVER called anyone derogatory names, threatened anyone, or abused anyone. I am a nonviolent activist trying to stop the violence, rape, abuse, torture, enslavement and murder of nonhuman animals in farms.”

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