Is it cheating if it’s in a video game? An OnlyFans star says women are being too strict on boyfriends.
With the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto VI on Nov. 19, millionaire OnlyFans creator Skylar Mae is weighing in on whether virtual infidelity counts as real cheating — and she’s urging women to relax and let their partners enjoy the game.
The hit action-adventure video game franchise has long drawn scrutiny for its explicit content, since the first edition was released in 1997, for its simulated strip clubs with lap dances and optional prostitution gameplay.
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