Ms. Sapphire and Jasamine are the stars of the newest reality TV dating show, “Can A Pornstar Find Love?” They are both OnlyFans content creators who teamed up with Collab+ for this production. Ms. Sapphire will be the bachelorette while Jasamine will host the show alongside her, being what she calls ‘the ultimate wing-woman.’ Jasamine and Ms. Sapphire both stepped into the Star Studio to tell us more about their new dating show.
Why did you choose to host this show?
Jasamine: I decided to create the show because it’s just fun like I love dating and reality TV. I’ve always wanted to be on a show, and when I first created it, I created it with myself in mind. But, I decided it would be better for me to be the host and go on this journey with people.
Why are you looking for love now?
Ms. Sapphire: I’ve always been a ‘lover girl.’ I’m like a one-person type of girl, but when I joined the OnlyFans out. I was freshly out of a breakup, so I was doing single s–t, and I was having fun, but I’m like, over it. Now I’m 33 and not getting any younger, so I’m just like, I’m in a place in my life where I got everything, not everything, but I’m comfortable. I got the money, everything I need and want, and now I want to share it and build with somebody. So, that’s where I’m at in life right now.
Why do people believe it is taboo for a sex worker to fall in love?
Ms Sapphire: Yeah, everybody else is closed-minded. But I get it. Because I feel, like, before I was a sex worker, I thought the same way they did. So, I get it. You only understand once you’re really in it. I think a lot of people believe that we don’t have respect, or we don’t have morals, but morals is, like, an opinion. It’s based on what you think you know. So, because someone says we don’t have morals doesn’t mean it’s true. Maybe our morals look different. But I think that’s what it is like: people assume that we don’t respect ourselves or that we don’t have morals. But I learned how to respect myself; I learned boundaries; I realized I knew my self-worth. I learned consent all through sex work.
What did you learn in your last relationship?
Jasamine: My last relationship taught me some things about myself that I needed to improve, but I also want to say that my previous relationship was horrible. It was an awful person. But for some reason, that relationship showed me that I’m not as submissive as I think I am. So, yeah, but either way it goes, there is a lot that I need to learn about love, and being the host of this show, I do plan to educate myself. Take some classes, and read some books. I would like to go to school to be a therapist after this.
Make sure you stream the show only on Collab+
