An AI-generated Instagram persona named Jessica Foster amassed nearly 1 million followers in roughly three months by posing as a U.S. Army soldier and Trump supporter, before reports exposed the account as a monetization scheme that directed followers to an OnlyFans foot-fetish page.

The Instagram profile @jessicaa.foster launched on December 14, 2025, according to Fast Company. The account’s anonymous operator published a steady stream of fabricated high-resolution images depicting Foster posing with Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as well as fake images placing her at a White House reception for Inter Miami alongside Trump and Lionel Messi, and at Trump’s Board of Peace Conference in Washington.

How the Scheme Unraveled

Military veterans and users in conservative forums identified several rendering errors that exposed the account, per Fast Company. The most-cited giveaway was a name tape on Foster’s combat uniform displaying “JESSICA” rather than a last name, violating the standard U.S. Army dress code. 

A separate image showed Foster speaking at a podium bearing the label “Border of Peace” rather than the correct “Board of Peace.” Some users in Reddit’s r/Military forum noted images showing Foster in an Air Force uniform with the Air Force logo displayed as a rank insignia.

The Monetization Model

Under the username @jessicanextdoor, Foster’s OnlyFans bio reads: “public servant by day, troublemaker by night. i’m new to this, don’t be rude please. btw i respond to every message, but be patient since I’m not a robot haha.” Fast Company reports that individual posts on the account attracted tips totaling more than $100.

This model appears to violate OnlyFans platform policies, which require accounts to be linked to a verified human being and clear disclosure of AI-generated content. On Instagram, Meta’s policies require paid political advertisements to disclose their use of AI, while organic posts are subject to third-party fact-checking. Both publications noted that neither enforcement mechanism appeared to stop the account’s growth.

Implications for the Creator Economy

Journalist Kat Tenbarge, speaking on the Courier YouTube channel, told Fast Company that Foster “acts as a military advisor to the Trump administration on Instagram, but she operates as a foot model on OnlyFans,” adding that the account was “pushing sort of propaganda” that objectified women in the military.

Some Reddit commenters speculated about the account’s origins. “Psyops gonna psyop,” wrote one Air Force veteran in r/Military. The creator’s identity remains unknown. 

Fast Company noted that similar anonymous operators running AI influencer accounts on OnlyFans have begun migrating to competitor platforms with less stringent verification requirements, such as Fanvue.

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