Why “Christian Girl Autumn” Caitlin Covington Is Taking a Year Off

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Farewell to chunky scarves, little brown booties and pumpkin spice lattes—for now. 

In a heartfelt disclosure, social media personality Caitlin Covington, known for embodying the “Christian Girl Autumn” trend in 2019, explained tearfully that she will not be creating her usual autumn-themed content this year for a particular reason.

In her August 19 TikTok, Caitlin expressed her feelings after recording for the fourth time, saying, “I’m struggling to find the words,” she added, with tears in her eyes. “Unfortunately, I won’t be able to share autumn videos this year as I usually do because the expectations are too high, and I feel the need to surpass myself and make each video and trip even more spectacular than the last.

In her own words, Caitlin, who is married to Chris Dorsch and has two little girls, expressed, “I truly require some time off this year; please accept my apologies.

Certainly, many admirers felt disheartened when they learned that Caitlin, often associated with the shifting seasons, chose to have a break this year. A user on X expressed their sentiment succinctly by saying, “It’s as if Santa announced he wouldn’t be celebrating Christmas.

Every year since 2019, Caitlin’s annual autumn photography trip in Vermont has been widely shared on social media. One user compared her to the transition from summer to fall, stating in a now-deleted viral post that “Hot Girl Summer is concluding, prepare for ‘Christian Girl Autumn,'” alongside a photo featuring Caitlin.

For Caitlin, it was the perfect description. 

In an interview with the New York Times in 2022, I proudly admitted that my love for fall embodies the essence of being basic. It’s like relishing in the simplicity of pumpkin spice, admiring the vibrant autumn leaves, donning cozy cardigan sweaters, and wrapping myself in warm blanket scarves. For me, fall is all about finding comfort in the little things – savoring a hot cup of coffee, curling up next to a crackling fireplace, and enjoying the serenity it brings.

As a devoted fan, I can’t help but feel the weight of the grand, oversized felt fedora on my head. Caitlin once revealed to the New York Times that this yearly journey to the Green Mountain State sets me back around $7,000 and consumes approximately 100 hours of my time in preparation.

And previously, Caitlin herself acknowledged that the subject matter of the class gives her a return, but it doesn’t ignite her true passion.

She shared with the New York Times that her yearly fall journeys, along with the accompanying pictures and videos, have been enjoyable, yet they don’t align with the kind of content she prefers.

To delve further into life beyond the algorithms, continue reading as we uncover more insights from influencers sharing about their careers and earnings…

In an Instagram post dated August 2025, the content creator announced that she made more than one million dollars on OnlyFans within three hours, just days after celebrating her 18th birthday.

In simpler terms, Tay posted a picture claiming it as her income breakdown. This income consisted of $486,558 earned through messages, $511,003 generated from subscriptions, and an additional $26,736 from tips.

In June 2025, she disclosed that a sex toy company had proposed a $100,000 deal for her to advertise their products, an offer she declined. This agreement would have required four posts on Instagram feeds, four TikTok posts, four Instagram Stories, and two YouTube integrations.

A model using OnlyFans disclosed that she raked in an astounding $43 million in a single year through the adult content subscription service. Interestingly, she even unveiled her earnings statements, spanning from November 2023 to November 2024, which highlighted a staggering payment of $4.7 million received from a single subscriber during that period.

As a seasoned lifestyle guide, I’d like to share an intriguing insight from my research. You might recall the star from Dance Moms – fascinatingly, she shared during a documentary called Child Star in 2024 that at just 13 years old, she was effortlessly earning figures with six digits monthly from her YouTube videos! Fast forward to today, this young powerhouse is posting up to 300 times a day on Snapchat as part of her flourishing influencing career.

The TikToker revealed he has a net worth of over seven figures.

In a video posted back in July 2024, I joked, ‘Feel free to label me as annoying.’ Turns out, that so-called ‘annoyance’ is what catapulted me to millionaire status!

As a lifestyle expert, I’m always thrilled to share my insights, and today I want to talk about an exciting aspect of my work. When I host a TikTok Live session, which I do about four to five times a week, I often find myself earning an impressive $50,000! This is all thanks to the sales of cosmetics and thoughtful gifts from my dedicated fans. It’s truly a testament to the power of community and the love for makeup artistry!

During an interview with the Cancelled podcast in November 2024, Jeffree casually mentioned that he often enjoys making bacon for breakfast, even if he isn’t selling anything. On these occasions, he would prepare the meal in his comfortable home attire – bathrobe and slippers – while spending time chatting and answering questions with no particular agenda.

Other times, he’s making bank by offering discounts on his own branded makeup products.

“It’s a niche market but it’s massive,” he added. “We’re the No. 1 or 2 beauty store.”

A model, who gained attention in December 2024 for reportedly spending a night with 101 men, discussed her earnings with TopMob News. She mentioned that she generates a substantial income by producing adult-themed content on OnlyFans, a service where users pay for subscriptions.

As for a ballpark figure, she said, “Oh, we’re in the millions.”

In 2023, Markell, famed for his dance videos, shared with Salary Transparency Street that he earns an annual income between $500,000 and $700,000. The majority of this comes from brand partnerships and Snapchat’s mid-roll advertising program.

Following their appearance on Netflix’s reality series “Love Is Blind” in the year 2022, this duo transitioned into social media fame, earning approximately half a million dollars apiece within just under two years as online influencers.

In January 2024, the ASMR influencer who goes by @itsblizzz on YouTube disclosed that she was earning approximately $56,400 annually from ad revenue generated by her previously uploaded videos, without producing any fresh content.

In terms of just ad revenue, she has earned more than half a million dollars ($610,000) over a span of 14 years, despite having fewer than one million subscribers on the platform.

In September 2024, an ASMR content creator disclosed that she earned approximately $3,948.05 on TikTok, a platform where she had close to 400,000 followers. Additionally, she made around $910.95 on YouTube during the same month, where her subscriber count was almost 27,000.

A Minnesota-based YouTube personality earned approximately $193,000 from the adult platform OnlyFans between January 2020 and December 2022, as revealed in an article she penned on Medium.

According to a podcast called “The Really Good Podcast” in 2023, one content creator earned an impressive $50,000 from a single sponsored video.

In the year 2023, the advocate for those living with chronic illnesses shared her annual income of approximately $150,000 on Salary Transparency Street, despite having under 40,000 followers on Instagram.

The comic sets his fee for a sponsored video anywhere from $5,000 to $10,000, as he shared with Salary Transparency Street.

The comedian quotes a price range of $5,000 to $10,000 for a sponsored video when discussing his earnings on Salary Transparency Street.

During the period from August 2023 to January 2024, the YouTuber disclosed that she earned approximately $4,746.94 through platform monetization, resulting from over 923,700 video views, and had under 30,000 subscribers on her channel.

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2025-08-20 17:18