REVEALED: Racy pictures of I'm Celebrity's Ash Williams appear on website dubbed 'OnlyFans for feet' - after the comedian admitted to selling foot pictures for cash
On Monday night's episode of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Australia, comedian Ash Williams revealed that he has sold pictures of his feet for cash.
The comedian is not shy about his past, telling his camp mates that he has made money off strangers and their foot fetishes.
Several of Ash's foot images remain posted to WikiFeet, a website some have dubbed 'OnlyFans for feet'.
Best foot forward: I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Australia star Ash Williams (pictured) has revealed that he has sold pictures of his feet for cash. Several of Ash's foot images remain posted to WikiFeet, a website some have dubbed 'OnlyFans for feet'
The site has a section dedicated to the podcaster, where it lists his shoe size as a 12, and rates his pictures 4.5 out of 5.
Most of the images are quite tame - showing Ash dangling his feet by a pool, or tasteful close ups of his handsome tootsies.
One slightly racier photo showed Ash wearing nothing but a Santa hat as he posed with a present pressed to his crotch.
Big foot: WikiFeet has a section dedicated to the podcaster, where it lists his shoe size as a 12, and rates his pictures 4.5 out of 5
Also available on WikiFeet are screen shots from the 2012 'tickling video' that Ash starred in.
In that video, the shirtless hunk is strapped to a table, with leather restraints around his ankles, as an unknown person tickles the soles of his feet.
The comedian doesn't seem at all embarrassed by the clip, and even joked about the 'bad English accent' he did in the video in a Facebook post made in 2018.
Casual: Most of the images are quite tame - showing Ash dangling his feet by a pool
Close up: Others are tasteful close ups of his handsome tootsies
On Monday's episode of I'm A Celebrity, Ash revealed he was quickly nicknamed the 'Foot King' by one particular buyer.
He also explained how you never share pictures of your soles first as its the crème de la crème for interested buyers.
'I stopped doing it (selling photos),' Ash told co-star Grant Denyer. 'This guy was just on me. "Hey Foot King, do you feel like sending photos of your feet?"
Ticklish? Also available on WikiFeet are screen shots from the 2012 'tickling video' that Ash starred in
No squirming! In that video, the shirtless hunk is strapped to a table, with leather restraints around his ankles, as an unknown person tickles the soles of his feet
Cool: The comedian doesn't seem at all embarrassed by the clip, and even joked about the 'bad English accent' he did in the video in a Facebook post made in 2018
'I stopped doing it because he wanted more artistic direction on the feet pics,' he added.
Ash, who did not state how much he was paid for the photos, went on to provide tips on getting a foot fetishist hooked.
'They love soles. That is the crème de la crème. If you show your soles... that's it. It's just the best part of the foot. You never show soles first,' he said.
I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! continues Tuesday at 7.30pm on Channel 10
King of the jungle: On Monday's episode of I'm A Celebrity, Ash revealed he was quickly nicknamed the 'Foot King' by one particular buyer
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