The mum has always defended the controversial side hustle and slammed bosses for their “blatant hypocrisy” as she claimed her online content was no different from the lads’ magazine and calendar shoots she was asked to do while on the soap.
Now, speaking to TV and radio presenter Zoe Hardman and marketing whizz Georgia Dayton on their parenting podcast, Made By Mammas, Sarah has revealed why she's still at it and has no plans to stop.
Sarah explained that her son, Stanley, started to realise his mum was well-known a few years ago, and even asked her if she's famous.
"Little questions will come up," Sarah said, as she explained that he doesn't always get why people stop to ask for selfies in the street.
But since leaving the soap, explaining her work as an "accidental influencer" to her son has become more tricky.
Sarah said: "I've got this history of being on screen and being part of a big established show, but I think a lot about this, how do I explain to him what I do now?"
Despite it not being her choice to eventually leave her role in Hollyoaks, the mum confessed it was the best thing that could've happened to her.
"I had no choice but to make what happened successful for me because essentially I'm the breadwinner out of myself and my husband and I can't not work," she said.
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