Admitting to Often Being DM-ed by Celebrities, Oliolie Shares Unpleasant Experiences as a Adult Magazine Model

Kapanlagi.com - Perhaps not many are familiar with the figure of Bali-born girl, Oliolie who works as an adult magazine model. Ni Komang Julianti or better known as Oliolie apparently started her career as a model in 2017 when she became a representative of Bali in an event that featured various models from each region.

When contacted by phone on Tuesday (5/4), Oliolie revealed her reason for pursuing a career as an adult magazine model. According to her, many famous Indonesian artists started their careers as models before entering the entertainment world.

"The beginning of my career was in 2017 when I became a representative of Bali in an event that featured models from various regions in Indonesia. The main reason was because I wanted to enter the entertainment world. I was inspired by many artists who emerged from adult magazine models," said Oliolie.

1. Unpleasant Treatment

However, Oliolie does not deny that she was afraid when she decided to pursue a career as a model for adult magazines. The 25-year-old woman also recounted her experience of receiving unpleasant treatment from a photographer.

"Of course, I was afraid of being modus operandi when I went to Jakarta. Other than that, there was nothing else, just that fear because people say Jakarta is tough," she said.

"There were many instances, especially when facing photographers who had ulterior motives. I remember when there was a surge of online prostitution cases that involved the names of models. Many people thought negatively, especially since I was the only adult magazine model in Bali. So during that time, whenever there was a job or event, people would think it was something strange, and it was really disturbing, not to mention the DMs from artists," she added.

2. Wants to be an Entertainer

Despite this, Oli admitted that she was still strong in facing various challenges in her career. Being an entertainer has been her dream since she was a child.

"It's been my dream since I was a child. It's quite a long way for a child from the countryside to go to Jakarta. It's a shame if I don't continue," she said.

(kpl/irf/rsp)