Georgia Spice – Life in the Glamour Industry

Meet Georgia Spice, the dynamic force transforming the glamour industry from within. Hailing from Manchester, her journey began four years ago with camming and OnlyFans during university, evolving into a prominent figure on platforms like Babestation.

In this exclusive peek into Georgia’s life, she shares the secrets behind her brand’s success and her recent exploration into domme work and attendance at the UK Fetish & Glamour Awards in London.

Georgia reflects on her experiences and outlines her plans for the future. Stepping beyond the confines of adult-based work, she’s on a mission to be a voice for women, fostering collaboration and support

Join us as, in her own words, Georgia exposes the many layers of Georgia Spice’s journey — a story of determination, growth, and a commitment to making a positive impact!

Hey, I’m Georgia. I’m based in Manchester! I started getting into the industry 4 years ago when I began camming and my OnlyFans in university! I always knew I wanted to be a model, that sexy glam girl that guys have on their wall, and make it as a glamour figure so I can be myself, express myself and make a career around doing what I love.

Many of you know me from Babestation, which I started 2 years ago. I had to have two names before starting, so I added Spice, which settled so well, and since then I’ve been creating my brand and establishing myself as a figure in the industry who is credible, representing, and making an impact where I can.

I found out about domme work early last year and implemented that into my lifestyle. Where and when I travel, I would put an opportunity out to serve me by doing cash meets or sessions, then take me out for food so I can explore different cities and make the most of my time there. So even on my days off when I travel for work or leisure, I like to be productive and earn. My work is my lifestyle. I have a work-life balance and like to keep it that way as I can schedule everything around me.

For example, here, for this lovely interview, I am in London for the UK Fetish & Glamour Awards that I attended last year and met so many lovely people in the industry. This time I came with intention and prepared to make the trip productive so I am able to accommodate this shoot at my hotel. Thank you for the chance to get my story out there, but I will also be releasing a video on YouTube where I document my week in the industry as I have something going on every day.

So people and viewers can also get an insight into what really goes on behind the scenes, which I am so excited about. I’m coming out of my shell more and trying to get myself out there as much as I can and share my work, life, and experiences, which may relate to some people, which takes us up to the final part.

I learned from last year’s experiences getting my foot through the door. This year I took more control, acted on what I wanted to do, and everything I learned to progress, ticked everything off and prepared to have a successful third year pending as I’ve had the two years where I properly took action towards my career.

Over the past few months, I had my shift where I was narrowing down what I want for next year, including my content levels, what I want to focus on, and what impacts I want to make on myself and everyone next year! I’m working hard behind the scenes to bring everything to life, and all I can say is I’m grateful for the people who have supported me from day 1, joining and following the journey now, and those who see my potential for more because it’s coming regardless! You just have to not rush the process, love the journey and learning curves, believe in yourself and make yourself happy. If you didn’t know already, I have a “Spicing up Women” page where I try to create positive energy and outcomes for women like me who may not know they can also reach for their goals.

I am not just a market for men, although my work has been adult-based. But with my shift, I want to stand for women and be a voice, and I have so many ideas and projects I want to put in place for next year.

I want people to feel good, be their best selves, collab not compete, support, and see me as someone who “went after everything she wanted.” “If she can do it, I can too.”

As I did and told myself,

Thank you x