‘I’m a really social person so it’s been hard to be away, but I made $15,000 dollars on OnlyFans last month, so this isn’t a pity party,’ she joked.

‘But I have been a bit sad in New Zealand, so when all this is over, I just want to be me and have fun.’

Ms Salt previously said she became a sex worker because she had few other job prospects, said she was insecure about her body until she got a series of tattoos.

‘My sense of self before tattoos was honestly disgusting,’ she said.

‘I was literally 5’6″ and 60kg and I thought I was so fat. I look back on pictures now and it’s like, who let me think that way about myself?

‘My sense of self before tattoos was honestly disgusting,’ she previously told Daily Mail Australia

The tattoo that stands out the most on Ms Salt’s body is a Billie Eilish song lyric, which is inked on her forehead (pictured)

‘So many people, including my family would comment on my body and that stuff just sticks with you I guess.

‘But sex work taught me that no matter who you are or what you look like – skinny, fat, Caucasian, a person of colour, cis, trans, anything – there will always be a large group of people who find you beautiful, even if you don’t.’ 

The tattoo that stands out the most on Miss Hartley’s body is a Billie Eilish song lyric, which is inked on her forehead.

It reads ‘heaven’s out of sight’, a line from the star’s song All the Good Girls go to Hell, and is one of her favourites.

Ms Salt (pictured) said she has received judgement over her extensive tattoos 

She said: I look back on pictures now and it’s like, who let me think that way about myself? (pictured: Kimberley Hartley, now known as Veruca Salt, before she had tattoos, age 17)

‘When I got my forehead tattooed, I just remember feeling so good afterwards.

‘Billie Eilish means a lot to me so I love it because I love her.’ 

The tattooed woman first made headlines when she disappeared off the radar for seven days following her mate’s wedding.

She said she simply left her phone behind at her hotel and was waiting for it to be posted back.

But her friends were deeply concerned because they knew her as a ‘social media addict’ who ‘would go without food before she went without her phone’.

A plea for help finding Ms Salt went viral on social media and she was later found living at a brothel in Wollongong.

Pictured: The last photo of Ms Salt before she was reported ‘missing’ in August last year

Given the extreme publicity, Ms Salt then decided to go public with the fact she was a sex worker.

‘I’m not ashamed of telling people I’m a sex worker,’ she said.

‘But I’m a pretty private person, and letting the whole world in on my biggest secret scares me.’

Ms Salt said she had been working at brothels since she was 18 – and started because she had ‘no money and no nothing’.

‘A girl I knew was going into a brothel so I just went with her to check it out…

‘After my first pay, I knew there was no going back,’ she said.

‘I now love my job. I love being able to do what I want when I want and having as much freedom as anyone could ask for.’