Ex-Child Star Transforms into Adult Content Sensation, Shocking Fans

A former Hollywood child star has completely ditched their innocent look for something much more raunchy. The actor has now resorted to joining adult content websites in order to pay their bills.

Rivkah Reyes, 33, is best known for their role in hit film School of Rock, released back in 2003. Playing the role of Katie, they were dubbed 'Posh Spice' in the film for their pouty face during the course of the movie, playing the bass.

Since then, the non-binary actor has taken up a host of other careers since shooting to Hollywood fame, including music − as well as pursuing acting further. But now, the star has started to make money from a more racy subscription site.

Taking to their TikTok on July 14, Rivkah shared a video of themselves temporarily disassociating as saxophones began to blare in the background. Writing on top of the clip, the actor penned: "Being a former child actor means realising why my Oh Eff does so well."

After uploading the clip to their account, they took to the comments to urge fans to listen to their music, so that it can stop them needing to resort to making racy content. They penned: "Anyway would love for ya’ll to support and check out my music so that I can quit doing the other thing."

Rivkah has posted a variety of content to their page, some of which is not explicit and focuses on their life and what they get up to in their free time. However, much of the content that is involved on their page is adult content to keep fans subscribed.

The star has also shared early music releases to their fans before publicly releasing it. But despite the raunchy posts being uploaded to their content page, this is not the only platform Rivkah has gotten saucy on.

Several videos of potentially raunchy content have been uploaded to Rivkah's other platforms, including Instagram and TikTok. This included a video of them wearing a pair of short denim shorts and a bra top, dancing suggestively.

Rivkah was aged just nine when they starred in School of Rock alongside Jack Black and Miranda Cosgrove. Their character Katie was a fan favourite as a quiet cellist, who resorted to becoming a bassist.

The film would go on to be a smash hit at the box office and would spawn a series of spin-offs, including an entire Broadway adaptation in 2015. A TV version of the show was created in 2016 and ran for three years before being rested in 2018.