My grandparents kicked me out of the house because I refused to be religious now I’m wealthy, they want me back in their house

A 24-year-old model, Kassidie Kasa, has opened up about being disowned by her family at a young age.  

Kassidie revealed that she was raised by her grandparents as a devoted Christian at the age of two.

 However, as a teenager, she decided to stop practicing religion, which caused a rift with her grandparents.

They ultimately kicked her out of their home for going against their beliefs. 

Left homeless, Kassidie said she lived on a back garden patio for a while as she tried to rebuild her life. Despite the challenges, she always believed she would one day become wealthy.

Narrating her ordeal to her fans, she wrote: “I was with my boyfriend and his friends, when one of them started talking about women making a fortune doing live webcams

“My boyfriend joked that I should give it a go, but I laughed it off.

“I didn’t believe it was actually a real thing, but it sparked a curiosity in me.

“When I got home, I looked it up and was gobsmacked to learn just how much money women can make from this.

“It was like the perfect job had landed in my lap.

“I signed up to become a cam girl immediately and the rest is history.

“Now, I can truly have whatever I want, whenever I want – it’s insane.

“I had never gone live before, let alone been completely naked on camera.

“Once I tried the whole nude thing, though, the money just came rolling in.

“My boyfriend was quite uncomfortable with it all at first but eventually grew to support me.

“His friends would act quite weird around me, as they had seen my content.

“A roommate of ours wouldn’t even look me in the eye.

“Despite the awkwardness, I found it all quite funny – I wasn’t going to let it get in the way of me making money.”

How she was judged for wearing makeups while in her grandparents home, she added: ““There were so many rules and the punishment never fit the crime.

“Once, I wore ‘too much’ mascara and was banned from wearing makeup for a whole year.

“Another time, I was told sex before marriage was wrong, so I didn’t sleep with men but was fooling around with my female friends.

“But apparently, I ‘hadn’t actually lost my virginity’ because this was just ‘experimenting’, which made me feel rejected and ignored.

“My grandma grounded me from [using] my phone and seeing friends for a year.

“I hoped I’d just be able to share a part of myself with her, but it was quickly swept under the rug.

“Growing up for me was about fitting into what all of the Christian adults around me expected – being gay was a sin.

“I felt like a part of me was always wrong and I had to do my best to fit into what everyone wanted of me, like marrying a man of the church and definitely never being bisexual.

“I started doubting my values, because what I was being told didn’t make any sense.

“When I eventually met my boyfriend, everything changed.

“He was a few years older than me, which my grandparents didn’t like, and from there, things only went downhill.

“Once, when I got caught fooling around with him, they said I would be grounded without any electronics for a year and he would have to move back to his home state.

“So the only way we could communicate would be by letter.

“After they disowned me, I slept on a friend’s floor for six months and then found an uninsulated back patio online.

“It was terrible, but I only stayed there for a year and then I started making a living for myself.

“Looking back now, I don’t think they were entirely in the wrong, but their core beliefs didn’t pair up with my own.

“I wanted independence.”

She also oepned that when her grandparents know about her wealth, they told her to come back but it is too late because she has moved on with her life.

Although she already tied knot with her boyfriend in 2020 who is also her husband too.

And now she owns a 4 bedroom house which worth $650k which consists of a theatre room, and a pool.

How she feels being free, she said: ““I’m very lucky and I feel so blessed all the time.

“This job has given me the freedom I longed for as a teenager.

“The situation with my grandparents still isn’t great – we speak on and off – but whenever we do talk, they only ask when I’ll be quitting and if I’m actually happy.

“So I don’t chat to them very much.

“They know how successful I am, yet they’re still full of disapproval and judgement.

“My husband, though, has given me unmatched support and has healed the inner child in me, who was crying out for love.

“Some people say life is God’s plan.

“You either look at everything as pre-determined or decide that life is all about free will – I believe it’s somewhere in-between.

“No matter what, though, I’m happy and I’ve achieved my dreams.

“It’s not come without its heartbreak and sacrifices but getting rich and famous was never going to be easy.”