Tru Kait, also known as Kaitlin Trujillo, has built a loyal following on OnlyFans through a mix of bold content and honest conversation — but there’s one thing she refuses to do: attend dangerous, high-paying sex parties like those rumoured to take place in Dubai.
In a candid new interview with news.com.au, the adult content creator opened up about her journey from a 9-to-5 marketing job and weekend personal training gigs to being one of the most recognizable names in the online sex work space. Her rise began with boudoir photo shoots, eventually evolving into full-fledged adult scenes. But her story, she insists, is about far more than just viral fame or big money.
Kait recalled how a friend invited her to a sex-positive party in the U.S. early in her career, an experience she approached with curiosity and caution. “Worst case, I could just leave early,” she said. “But I actually ended up having a really good time.” She explained that these events were not wild orgies like in Eyes Wide Shut, but rather safe spaces centred on open communication and consent. “Everyone is kind of on the same page,” she added. “We’re all there to explore and connect.”
That doesn’t mean she’s not selective. Kait said she’s been to parties where “the vibe just feels off,” and she’s walked away without hesitation. “You have to be able to check in with yourself,” she explained, “and know when something’s not for you.”
Her message was even more direct when asked about attending sex parties in places like Dubai, particularly in light of the harrowing case of Ukrainian model Maria Kovalchuk, who was found critically injured ten days after allegedly attending a high-profile hotel party. “From what I read… I think that they’re dangerous and pretty dehumanizing to women,” Kait said.
What sets Kait apart is her continued advocacy for consent and communication, even in a field often misunderstood by outsiders. She also discussed how different the experience is for female creators versus their male counterparts, echoing concerns about how women in the industry are more frequently judged or mistreated. “The parties I’ve been to are about mutual respect,” she said, “clear boundaries, and consensual exploration. I wouldn’t compare them [to the parties in Dubai]. I think they’re worlds apart.”
For fans or newcomers interested in similar experiences, Kait emphasized the importance of doing research, setting personal boundaries, and prioritizing safety above all else.
As she continues to grow her platform, Tru Kait isn’t just building a brand — she’s setting a standard.
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