The OnlyFans star who nearly drowned while shooting some racy content in a cave has opened up more about the terrifying experience.

Michaela Ogilvie, 32, who goes by Kayla Evelyn on Twitter and Instagram, was taking nude photos near Dumpton Gap, Kent, when she realised the tide had crept in and she was trapped.

Speaking previously to the Daily Star, she revealed she had looked up tide timings but didn't "actually know what those mean".

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With the water level continuing to rise in the cave, Michaela was eventually forced to call 999 and request the coastguard, who rushed to her in 27 minutes to save her from a watery grave.

Reliving the experience, she said: "When I saw the tide coming in I thought 'how could I be so stupid?'

"I couldn't get out of the cove either way – the sea had come completely in.

"I looked at the cliffs, wondering if I could climb up. Then I looked back in the cave thinking 'if I stay in there it will fill up with water and I might drown'.

"The waves were crashing, I’m a really good swimmer but I would have got chewed up.

"If I didn’t know to ring 999 I wouldn’t be alive, because it took 27 minutes for the rescue team to get there."

Once her rescuers arrived they told her she was going to have to get a "little wet" for them to get her on the boat.

Michaela jokingly told the crew that she didn’t care but asked them if she could have a minute to put her Moncler jacket in her backpack to keep it from getting ruined.

She explained that 999 actually WhatsApp messaged her, asking her to share her live location. She had no signal so it wouldn't work, but after some quick thinking she managed to send them a screenshot of where she was on Snapchat maps.

"I’m so grateful to be alive, it’s crazy. I was once in a serious car crash and I lost consciousness, I felt I cheated death there. That made me really grateful for life," she said.

She also suspects the rescue team recognised her from her social media.

She explained: "I don’t want to get anyone in trouble, but I think the rescue team recognised me from social media, because when I first got into the boat they forgot to put the life jacket on me.

"The driver moved around and said: 'I’m surprised you're not taking selfies yet.'

"I said: 'That’s because I’m about to s*** myself.'

"The crew were amazing and so friendly. I have huge respect for them and I hope people can learn from my mistake."

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