Stars expose everything for the sake of big money
Date: 2023-08-25 Author: Karina Ziganova Categories: WEBCAMS & MODELS, CELEBRITY
OnlyFans quickly established itself as a lucrative platform for online content creators, with a whole host of celebrities jumping on the trend.
The stars launched their own accounts on the popular subscription service and managed to earn millions with their provocative content.
Bella Thorne joined the platform in 2020 and made a record $1 million in her first 24 hours, and since then, a host of other celebrities have realized the power of their earning potential on the service.
Model Blac Chyna, singer Iggy Azalea and rapper Tyga were among the big names who joined the platform in an attempt to cash in.
Now The Sopranos star Drea de Matteo has become the latest star to jump on the lucrative trend and launch her own OnlyFans account earlier this week.
Her content will cost fans of the mafia drama $15 a month, and she teased the X-rated content they can expect as her bio on OnlyFans reads "Soporno."
Drea de Matteo, 51: Joined in August 2023 and charges $15 per month.
The Sopranos star Drea de Matteo has launched an OnlyFans account that will cost fans of the Mafia drama $15 a month.
The 51-year-old actress used Instagram on Wednesday to promote her platform on a content subscription website that is known for hosting X-rated content.
Perhaps giving his fans a hint of the lewd content they can expect, Drea's OnlyFans biography reads: "The Sopornos."
In the avatar of the actress, she is sitting on the bed naked and with a cigarette in her hand.
She has already posted three times and has at least 646 followers on the site.
She posted a story on her Instagram page to share her OnlyFans account with her 445,000 followers.
It featured a close-up photo of a blue bikini surrounded by flames. The post was captioned: “THIS IS ONLY THE FANS LIVE NOW. Link in bio!'.
Her profile shows her completely naked in thigh-high boots and smoking while next to another woman who is partly out of frame.
In another photo on her OnlyFans account, she is wearing a star-studded bikini top.
Drea played Adriana La Cerva on The Sopranos for seven years from 1999 to 2006, and her character was the longtime girlfriend and later fiancée of Tony Soprano's protégé, Christopher Moltisanti.
Iggy Azalea, 32: Joined the team in January 2023 and "made $4 million in the first few weeks."
Rapper Iggy Azalea announced on January 13 that she has become a new member of the NSFW platform.
The Australian native will be streaming exclusive and uncensored photos, videos, music, illustrations and poetry as part of her Hotter Than Hell X OnlyFans collaboration, according to Variety.
The rapper currently charges subscribers $25 a month, but users have to pay more through upsells to get access to sexier stuff.
If you tip the star $250, you will become a "VIP" for 12 months, which includes one free exclusive photo and some other unknown benefits.
Hitmaker The Problem has repeatedly refused to disclose her official earnings from OnlyFans since joining the site.
According to realistic estimates, it reached seven figures in the first month.
Seasoned OnlyFans creator Michelle Karen analyzed the stats on the star's page and told Daily Mail Australia that the rapper would have easily made $340,000 from her subscription alone.
With VIP subscriptions, tips, and expensive PPV messages, Karen believes Azalea may have taken home several million dollars in her first month.
The rapper recently shut down reports that she made a whopping $4.2 million in her first two weeks on the platform.
She responded to a tweet, which has since been deleted, that falsely claimed that her makeup artist had revealed her income from OnlyFans.
"LIE. This is not a real tweet. No one on my team will NEVER do that,” she raged.
“You all really need to stop lying! This is not the way that earning on OnlyFans works in terms of statistics. You can't earn ALL THIS from subscriptions and only $512 in messages."
The rapper later added, "Just know that if I ever discuss what I earn, it will be in Forbes."
Bella Thorne, 25: Joined in August 2020 and made $1 million in 24 hours.
Bella Thorne joined OnlyFans in August 2020 and immediately made a splash on the platform.
The actress and singer famously made $1 million in her first 24 hours on OnlyFans, temporarily taking the site down.
The former Disney Channel star caused controversy after she was accused of charging her OnlyFans subscribers $200 for a "nude" photo and then sending a non-nude photo instead.
However, Thorne told the Los Angeles Times that a post promising a "nude" photo was bogus because her real social media made it clear that she would not offer nudes.
OnlyFans then introduced payment and retention limits on the platform. Although they have publicly stated that the change is "not based on any one user", Thorne received backlash.
Many creators who used OnlyFans to create genuine pornography were furious with Thorn, who they felt violated their business model.
The actress insisted on Twitter that she "risked her career several times to remove the stigma behind sex work" and apologized for "hurting" pornographers.
She currently allows users to sign up for their account for free, but it was previously reported that she has already earned over $11 million from the site.
Like others who run their own pages on the subscription service, Thorne initially charged fans to access her content by tier—$16 for 30 days, $51 for three months, or $102 for six months.
She also announced VIP packages, the exact details of which you need to message her to get.
Although when you send messages to the star, you are told that only messages with extra tips go to the top of her inbox.
Tipping is a huge part of the site's culture, where subscribers must part with even more money for the opportunity to receive treats such as personal images, sometimes tailored to fans' preferences.
The extra currency cushion can also bring fans the opportunity to talk one-on-one with the star or encourage her to log in for a live chat session with every follower that happens to be online.
In Thorne's case, she's also giving her followers another opportunity to wrinkle their bank accounts as she added an Amazon wishlist link to her profile, asking for everything from shampoo to coffee mugs to plastic cake props.
