Brianna Coppage, a star of TLC’s “Double Lives of Suburban Wives,” has asserted that she did not leak the information that led to her co-star Megan Gaither losing her teaching job. Coppage, 32, stated in an interview with Page Six that she possesses evidence to refute the accusations.
"I already told her I didn’t do it," Coppage said. "I did not do it, and towards the end of the show, there are receipts."
Coppage, who was a high school English teacher, was placed on administrative leave in September 2023 after her own OnlyFans account was exposed. She resigned from the St. Clair School District in October 2023. Weeks later, Gaither, also an English teacher and cheerleading coach at the same district, was suspended after her adult content page was revealed. Gaither, who did not show her face in her content, reportedly believed Coppage, her friend at the time, was responsible for the leak.
Both women earned an annual salary of just over $40,000 as teachers. Coppage’s OnlyFans earnings ranged from $8,000 to $10,000 monthly, while Gaither made between $3,000 and $5,000 per month from the platform. Gaither expressed regret over her involvement, stating, "If I could go back in time, I wouldn’t do it. I wouldn’t make content."
In March 2024, Coppage faced termination from a new role as a community support specialist at Compass Health, less than a week after being hired, for violating social media policy after her content was discovered by the employer.
“Double Lives of Suburban Wives” documents the lives of St. Louis-area mothers and wives who create adult content to support their families. The series airs Sundays at 10 p.m. ET on TLC. The show's other cast member, Tammy Thompson, also known as Erika Swingz, mentioned that the cast has not seen any episodes prior to their airing, experiencing the show as viewers do.