NAME: Margot Moore
NICKNAME(S): Mar
AGE: Thirty-three
BIRTHDAY: TBD.
GENDER IDENTIFICATION: Cis Woman (she/her)
SEXUAL ORIENTATION: Bi-curious
RELATIONSHIP STATUS: Single
RESIDENTIAL AREA:
OCCUPATION: Only Fans Model / Sex Worker
POSITIVE TRAITS: talented, strong, loyal
NEGATIVE TRAITS: closed off, stubborn, lost
PLACE OF BIRTH: Vancouver
Claire Moore dazzled the rink every time. She shined brighter than every other skater. She was written up in every newspaper as the worldâs greatest figure skater. Age, marriage, children didnât stop her, like others in her sport. She married a politician who wanted nothing more than to allow her dreams to continue to thrive.
After leaving winning gold in the Olympics and retiring, she traveled the world teaching classes, and starting workshops. Even when she was pregnant with her daughter, she pressed on. There was no doubt in anyoneâs mind, from the minute Claire had Margot she was going to be a skater too. Much of her free time as a child was spent in classes â any and every class they could sign her up for. Margot lived in Vancouver most of the time with her nanny, while her mom worked all over the world and her father remained immensely buys. When her mother was home, they trained together tirelessly. Margotâs summers were spent abroad â Russia, France, Amsterdam. She studied with the most prestigious couches. She was the daughter of a gold medalist so she could be nothing less than perfect. There was no room for anything else in her life. Skating was everything.
At 13, Margot went to the Olympics for the first time in Salt Lake. The buzz around her was endless. She was a name bubbling up in the community for years because of her mother and because of her talent. Margot took home silver that year. A disappointment to her mother, but an amazing feat in everyone elseâs eyes. The next Olympic in Italy, she took home the gold. ⨠In the years leading up to the 2010 Olympics hosted in her home town, she trained hard. Margot would be competing against younger fresher talent. It would be a dream come true to win gold in her home town. The night before her competition in the Olympics, Margot was rehearsing her routine full on skills deemed impossible. A fall caused her hip to shatter - pushing her into retirement before she even got to compete. â¨
Margot returned home â settling into a depression because everything that had been planned for her had flown out the window. She retreated from society, not wanting to see much of people. Margot began to realize her whole life wasnât her own. Nothing she ever did was things she wanted, but something she was born into. The entire time she was on bed rest, not able to even walk on her leg, her mother visited her once. Her father urged her to get the surgeries she needed to recover. Suddenly she was aware how little she meant to both without skating. â¨
Through a series of fights, arguments, and everything in between â Margot told them she wanted nothing to do with them. She lost everything sheâd ever known, leaving her with nothing. All of a sudden she needed to fend for herself, something sheâd never had to do before. â¨
She ran off to New York, trying to find herself in something, anything. It was the first time in her life she was truly free to be whatever. Margot picked up a job waitressing at a strip club. She watched as these women used dance in such a powerful way. One night after closing, she asked one of the women to show her some tricks on the pole. Margot still wasnât physically ready to use her body like that again, but she seemed to find a new reason to want to be.
One of her coworkers introduced her to Only Fans. At first she was tentative, but once shown the ropes and how to make her own rules Margot felt more comfortable with it. Moving back here with nothing, she began to become pretty successful on Only Fans. Sheâs been home ever since.












