Kinky 'Annabelle' quit her boring office job as a secretary to become a dominatrix after a messy divorce left her filing for bankruptcy.
The 44-year-old loves a bit of S&M and teases the mind of her clients into becoming her sex slaves.
Annabelle, who lives in leafy Kent, uses physical and psychological methods to dominate the men who want more than just a quickie - and their ages range from 18 to 82-years-old.
"After my messy divorce, I had to start all over again," she said.
"I started lap dancing which I found very exhilarating and really therapeutic.
"It was whilst I was dancing that the idea of being a professional dominatrix was suggested to me.
"I thought if I'm going to do this I might as well do it properly. I earn more money that I ever have and even have an accountant to do my books."
The sex-mad seductress has her own dungeon in her home which has an array of equipment including a two metre spinning wheel and a huge St. Andrews cross.
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"I love everything I do. I get a real buzz out of making my clients happy.
"I love wearing my leather and latex outfits, stiletto boots and my sexy lingerie. I love wearing them in public too.
"Some clients want me to dress up as a school teacher so I can tan their hides in the old fashioned way and over the knee.
"Spanking is very popular but my aim is always to make sure my clients have the most fulfilling experience."
Annabelle claims to have whipped celebrity clients in her bedroom and her YouTube channel boasts over 350,000 views.
She £20 per month for a membership subscription and between £4 and £10 for personal video clips.
One to one sessions cost up to £250 per hour and Annabelle is now laughing all the way to the bank after her love split.
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Her empire is about to expand too and she is releasing her first in a series of eBooks at the end of December, which are penned from her own diaries.
She added: "There's a demand from people who follow what I do to know more about it.
"My book series will be my real life experiences - why would I need to lie about it.
"In my profession the truth is very often stranger and kinkier than any fiction you've read."