Steve Irwin’s ‘hot niece’ Rebecca Lobie ‘QUITS adult content career’ and deletes her Instagram

She was once one of Australia’s most talked-about adult models, but it seems Steve Irwin’s ‘hot niece’ Rebecca Lobie has hung up her heels for good.

The 34-year-old cousin of Bindi Irwin has quietly deleted her raunchy Instagram account and deactivated her subscription-based adult website without explanation.

Rebecca stopped posting content to her website two months ago, and a notice on the homepage states she won’t be accepting any more payments.

The mother of two was last seen on Instagram in a family photo posted by her husband Mick Lobie on November 14.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Rebecca for comment. 

Rebecca, who is the daughter of Steve Irwin’s sister Joy and her husband Frank Muscillo, rose to prominence in September 2019 when her racy social media photos caught the attention of the media.

The 34-year-old cousin of Bindi Irwin stopped posting content to her website two months ago, and a notice on the homepage (pictured) states she won’t be accepting any more payments

The mother of two (circled in red) was last seen on Instagram in a family photo posted by her husband Mick Lobie on November 14

Keen to cash in on her new-found fame, the glamazon launched her own subscription-based adult website in July 2021.  

The blonde bombshell previously charged AUD$6.80 (US$4.99) for the first month’s subscription to her website, and AUD$13.61 (US$9.99) thereafter.

For an additional AUD$74.92 (US$55), fans could purchase a ‘fully nude’ video.

Rebecca, the daughter of Steve Irwin’s sister Joy and her husband Frank Muscillo, rose to fame in September 2019 when her racy social media photos caught the attention of the media 

Keen to cash in on her new-found fame, the glamazon launched her own subscription-based adult website in July 2021

The blonde bombshell previously charged AUD$6.80 (US$4.99) for the first month’s subscription to her website, and AUD$13.61 (US$9.99) thereafter

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in July 2021, she explained her website was similar to OnlyFans but allowed her to maintain ‘more control’ over her branding.

‘Having another platform to be able to share my content is something I have wanted to do for a while now and has always been a big request from people,’ she said.

‘I love creating content and engaging with my fans and this is another way I can.’

She said of her decision to shun OnlyFans: ‘It has the same features if not more. I will be posting exclusive content, chatting with fans and going live.’

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in July 2021, she explained her website was similar to OnlyFans but allowed her to maintain ‘more control’ over her branding