Sleazy TikTok creator who targeted Schoolies shares latest shocking stunt

An adult content creator who made headlines after targeting teenagers at Schoolies now has her sights set on festivalgoers. 

Kay Manuel announced this week that she's started attending random music festivals, including Spilt Milk, in search of strangers to create raunchy content with.

'You heard about Schoolies, now I'm heading to Spilt Milk to find some strangers to film with!' she gushed on TikTok.

In a follow-up video, the 21-year-old said she was going to fly 'five lucky fans' to her hotel on the Gold Coast to film videos that she plans to sell online. 

Manuel has earned a reputation for pulling outrageous sexual stunts on social media in a bid to go viral.

She went viral earlier this year after filming an encounter with an Uber driver, which led to the driver getting sacked.  

Last week, Kay and her pals were labelled 'degenerates' after descending on the Gold Coast to film racy videos with teenagers during Schoolies. 

The sex workers promised to sleep with dozens of young men aged over 18 in a shocking stunt that they promoted all over social media and in radio interviews. 

Kay, 21, and English escort Bonnie Blue, 24, told Daily Mail Australia at the time that they were excited to 'have fun' with Schoolies attendees.

'America has Spring Break, we have Schoolies, so everyone in Australia is gonna look at this and go, "Wow! I wanna see this!"' said Kay.

'All their friends will want to watch it,' added Bonnie. 

To ensure that everything was safe, legal, and professional, the bawdy broads checked the IDs of all participants and had them sign extensive consent forms. 

'I've got a group of lads,' gushed Nottingham-born Bonnie. 'I live in the Hilton and it's filled with Schoolies.'

'We're giving them the option to do what they wanna do,' explained Kay.

The stunt sparked outrage at the time, but the women defended their actions and insisted that all participants were sober, of legal age, and had fully consented.  

'These people are 18 – they're consenting adults,' sex worker Leilani May told the Gold Coast Bulletin. 

'They're not 17, we check ID, we have a process – they are consenting and they are signing consent forms,' added Bonnie.

The women also insisted they would not film with anyone who was drunk or on drugs. 

'A lot of the comments we've got are, "You're going after them, they've been drinking and there's drugs involved" – there's not,' Leilani said.

'The first thing we do is we tell them they can't drink until after filming. They have to be sober – they're signing legal documents.'