As the sun sets on a booze-filled day during the first weekend of Schoolies celebrations in Surfers Paradise – on Queensland‘s sunny Gold Coast – British OnlyFans ‘content creator’ Bonnie Blue has just wrapped filming a marathon sex session with 32 school leavers.

That was a year ago. Bonnie had planned to be back on the Gold Coast for round two in a few days’ time, promising the sequel would be even more outrageous. But in a shock eleventh-hour decision, her visa was cancelled on Friday.

The meteoric rise of Bonnie Blue (a pseudonym – she’s cagey about her real name) has dominated headlines in Britain and Australia for weeks.

Her 2023 Schoolies stunt has helped make her one of the top earners on OnlyFans, where she claims to make up to $300,000 a month selling her X-rated content.

Since its inception, OnlyFans has amassed four million creator accounts and 305 million fan accounts, a spokesperson for the company confirms. Most of the ‘creators’ earn less than the average wage due to their small followings; it takes notoriety to break through and amass the fortune Bonnie has.

She tells me the secret to her success is being ‘relatable’. Her videos allow the viewer to ‘imagine themselves in those situations with me’.

For four debauched hours, young men aged 18 and 19 queued up outside Bonnie’s hotel room waiting their turn to have sex with her while cameras rolled nearby. The sex, brief and awkward as it was, didn’t cost the boys a cent – but Bonnie gets to upload it online and reap the profits from her 180,000 subscribers.

By the end of the ‘shoot’, after Boy No. 32 has cleaned up and shuffled off, she is feeling sore and tired. ‘I have fluid coming out of my ears,’ she says.

The 25-year-old’s life took a dramatic turn in 2020 when she decided to become a webcam performer to supplement her income from her full-time job in recruitment.

‘I got to a point in my life realising I would be doing this job up until I retire unless I make a drastic change,’ she explains.

‘I wasn’t inspired and I didn’t want to keep going to the office and working for someone else, getting told I would only have 22 days annual leave a year and be stuck on a restricted pay.’

Her marriage ended the following year – she doesn’t talk much about her ex-husband – and, in 2022, she moved from webcams to the dominant adult creator platform, OnlyFans.

That decision was a turning point in her life.

In my years as a journalist, I’ve encountered my fair share of OnlyFans creators.

One thing they always tell me is that it’s a slippery slope from the ‘implied nude’ selfies they upload to begin with towards the more extreme content that is required to keep subscribers paying.

The customer may be satisfied by ‘softcore’ content at the start, but their interest soon wanes unless you keep pushing the envelope.

‘Before I started OnlyFans I’d only slept with five people, now I’d guess it’s somewhere between 500 and 700 men,’ Bonnie says, although she admits that’s a ballpark figure and she couldn’t really say for sure.

‘If I was to fall pregnant, I’d never know who the father was. I wouldn’t even recognise them if they walked past me in the street,’ she laughs.

Bonnie’s breezy attitude to having sex on camera with hundreds of men is confronting at first. But she’s also friendly and disarmingly polite. Chatting over the phone and exchanging WhatsApp voice notes, it’s hard not to like her.

I learn she hails from a quiet village near Derby, a city in England near Nottingham – the university town where she would achieve notoriety for one of her sex marathons with teenage boys during Freshers’ Week.

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Arguably one of the most successful creators over the past couple of years is Corinna Kopf – but not anymore, as the 28-year-old has seemingly just confirmed her ‘retirement’ from making spicy content.

Taking to Twitter, Kopf shared a not-so-cryptic tweet reading ‘no more link in bio …….’ which if you’re not aware what this means, it’s typically a gentle redirect to check out their latest X-rated content.

Kopf rose to fame as a member of David Dobrik’s YouTube group, ‘The Vlog Squad’, which consisted of other social media influencers.

Having started her own channel back in 2016, where she posted vlogs and videos of her with her friends, clothing hauls and home tours – the standard influencer stuff – and has built up a following of 1.69m subscribers on the platform.

On Instagram though, she boasts an impressive following of 6.5 million people, where she posts some semi-spicy snaps for fans.

The American content creator is originally from Chicago, like YouTube star David Dobrik, and revealed that they met each other back home at a ‘Jack & Jack concert’.

It has been mentioned in several of his past vlogs that he encouraged her to fly out to Los Angeles like he did to pursue a social media career when they were younger.

However, years down the line in 2021, Kopf decided to start posting on OnlyFans after demand from certain fans, making an obscene amount of money in the process, before calling it quits on Thursday (24 October).

Apparently, she has made $67 million (£51.66 million) through posts on the 18+ website in her time on there, and even made the claim on a Twitch stream a few weeks ago, sharing the figure with her friends.

Her friends were in shock when they saw the figure, with one calling it ‘disgusting,’ while others questioned her and were in disbelief.

The money quickly rolled in for Kopf after starting her account on there, even revealing on Dobrik’s YouTube channel a few years ago that she made an eye-watering $1 million just 48 hours after she announced that she was opening an account on the site.

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Source – Upon checking their shared accounts, she found multiple maxed-out credit cards and nearly $40,000 drained from their savings.

The story leads with Melinda Lam, a 46-year-old pharmacist from Colorado who uncovered her husband’s OnlyFans spending when a credit card payment for their son’s karate lessons was declined.

According to Reuters, the total spending on OnlyFans eventually reached $135,000.

The discovery came at a particularly difficult time for Lam, who was undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer. After doing some research, she learned that her husband had been sending money to an OnlyFans content creator based in Bogotá, Colombia, who claimed to be “the FREAKIEST Girl on OnlyFans.” 

The marriage began to deteriorate rapidly after the discovery. Lam reported multiple instances of physical assault by her husband to the police.

These included him allegedly slamming her head against a car window, throwing their 5-year-old son to the ground, and attempting to strangle her.

Fortunately, she moved out with her son and was preparing to file for bankruptcy and finalizing a divorce at the time of the Reuters report.

Other stories described in the article include:

• A 21-year-old Seattle woman discovered her most enthusiastic OnlyFans subscriber was her uncle.

• An Australian woman found out her top subscriber was her stepfather.

• Another Australian creator cut off a video-hungry fan when she learned he was a cousin she’d grown up with.

• A Missouri man posted sexually explicit videos on OnlyFans involving his dog, leading to animal abuse charges.

• Multiple instances of stolen identities being used to sell porn on the platform.

OnlyFans didn’t respond to questions about Lam’s case or others in this story. On its website, however, OnlyFans says it’s building the world’s safest digital media platform for creators to express “their most authentic selves.” In a speech last year, CEO Keily Blair described OnlyFans as a “real community” where creators and subscribers had “nicer, kinder, more supportive conversations” than on other platforms.

My question is: why doesn’t OnlyFans have a system that detects unusual spending patterns or excessive transactions?

Many financial institutions and credit card companies have mechanisms in place to flag potentially problematic spending behaviors.

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DailyMail – Adriana Vieira,31, was discovered floating in the water on September 22.

The mother-of-one reportedly went swimming the night before she was found in Miami harbor.

The name of the rapper who hosted the party has not been released.

Vieira, originally from Sao Paulo, Brazil, reportedly arrived in Florida with her husband two years ago and they posted photos of their lavish lifestyle on social media.

Her husband, named as Roberto Tesario, returned to Brazil soon after leaving Adriana to raise their child alone.

Her mother Antonia de Lourdes Vieira told Brazilian media: ‘I want my daughter’s death to be investigated and need help me bring her body back. ‘I don’t know how long I have until she’s buried in a pauper’s grave.’

Vieira’s six-year-old son is reportedly being cared for by a nanny while her family travels to the US. 

Her body is being held for an autopsy by a medical examiner while police investigate her death.

A haunting final photo posted by Vieira the day before she was found shows two bikini-clad women on board a yacht with a bottle of champagne visible in the foreground.

Her body is being held for an autopsy by a medical examiner while police investigate her death.

A haunting final photo posted by Vieira the day before she was found shows two bikini-clad women on board a yacht with a bottle of champagne visible in the foreground.

The model was known to social media followers as LadyRichForever. 

She posted adult content to OnlyFans through her $14-a-month subscription service.

Vieira also worked as a dancer and model in the US and walked in last year’s Miami Swim Week.

Her Instagram feed details her glamorous jet-set life, featuring snaps from New York, Las Vegas and aboard luxury yachts. 

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LadBible – Being an absolute classic of a show, you might think the stars of The Sopranos are still balling from its success alone.

Earning itself titles like ‘Greatest TV Show of All Time’, there’s no denying the TV hit’s legendary status. And yet, for one actor, it’s something else that bolstered her bank account.

Drea de Matteo, who, of course, played Adriana La Cerva in the noughties hit, said she makes more money through OnlyFans than she did while acting.

And the 52-year-old has been in plenty other big shows too such as Desperate Housewives and Sons of Anarchy.

She previously spoke about the platform enabling her to pay off her mortgage debt with her teen son helping to edit her content.

Matteo almost lost her home before she signed up to OnlyFans and quickly turned around her fortune.

She explained to Metro.co.uk how she racked in more from her snaps and videos on the platform than she did working in acting for over a decade.

“I went and did Desperate Housewives instead, but that was a one-year contract because I didn’t know if I would want to be there, too. So that’s a lower pay scale,” the actor said.

“I never got paid a lot to act, that’s the truth. I was always paid the lowest, to a degree, I would say,” the star said.

“There wasn’t a lot of money when I first started out with Sopranos. I was a day player, then I became a recurring [character] – they were hard-nosed, the way they negotiated with us.

It wasn’t until the end of the Sopranos that I was actually making a normal episodic pay.”

When Matteo left The Sopranos to work on Friends spin-off Joey, she said she got the ‘most decent pay’ she had thanks to being on network TV for 21 episodes.

But then she claims FX basically ‘didn’t really pay her at all’ to play Wendy Case in Sons of Anarchy.

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Source – After struggling financially in her native country, she transitioned to a career creating adult content with thousands of people subscribing to her OF platform.

Molly Manning even says she has even had conversations with her son while topless or getting her clothes on, saying an image of a naked body in itself is not immediately a sexual thing.

49-year-old Molly moved from Perth in Australia to Los Angeles in the USA after embarking on a new career as an OnlyFans model.

Molly’s career now also includes shooting mainstream pornography, and she has said it has given her son and herself a ‘comfortable’ life.

She added that she ‘doesn’t care what other people think’ either.

“As a single mum I was struggling to get employed and a lot of people said to me – ‘hey, you should do OnlyFans‘,” Molly said.

“I really didn’t know much about it, so I was going in very blindly and I didn’t really know what to do. Then eventually I just kind of thought, well, you know what? I’m in Los Angeles.

I’m already shooting porn on my OnlyFans, I may as well start shooting mainstream porn.

“I probably should have done it sooner, but I was too worried about what other people thought. I’ve only got one life and I’m comfortable with myself, my son’s comfortable, so I don’t care what other people think.”

With Molly being a single mum, she says paying her bills and supporting her son financially matters the most, asking people to think twice before questioning or judging her.

Being active within the porn industry has meant that Molly takes a less mainstream approach to sex education in her own home that she shares with her teenage son.

That includes walking around without any clothes on while her son is at home. She’ll even have chats with him while in the nude.

Explaining why she does this and why she believes it is a normal thing to do, Molly said: “I’m very comfortable with my sexuality. I’m the kind of person who doesn’t have a problem occasionally walking around naked.

“My son will have a conversation with me and I’ll be topless or getting dressed; just because I’m naked doesn’t mean it’s sexual, that’s the viewers’ mentality.

“I’m very liberal in regards to nudity and there’s nothing sexual about me being naked at home.”

Molly added: “The reality of it is, if a child can’t see a naked female or male at home and that be their first point of reference for nudity, then there’s something wrong.

“I mean, if a child is having to look online to see a nude body, then I think there’s something wrong, because there’s a very good chance it will be a super sexualised image.”

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Source – The platform reported gross payments to creators totaling $6.63 billion—a 19% increase from the previous year—cementing its position as a dominant player in the creator economy.

The platform’s net revenue, which represents the amount retained by OnlyFans after compensating creators, rose to $1.31 billion, reflecting a 29% year-over-year increase.

The company’s business model allows creators to keep 80% of their earnings, with the platform retaining 20%, making it an attractive option for millions of global content creators, ranging from adult performers to fitness experts and musicians.

Under the leadership of CEO Keily Blair, OnlyFans also reported pre-tax profits of $658 million, a 25% growth from the previous year.

Owner Leonid Radvinsky, who acquired the platform in 2018, received $472 million in dividends, bringing his total earnings over the past three years to nearly $1 billion.

Since its inception in 2016, OnlyFans has seen exponential growth.

The platform added 305 million subscribers in 2023, a 28% year-over-year increase, with 66% of its revenue generated by U.S.-based users.

Despite its lean workforce of just 42 employees, the platform has achieved remarkable profitability.

While its financial success is evident, OnlyFans continues to face regulatory challenges, particularly over concerns related to preventing minors from accessing adult content. In response, the company has diversified its offerings with the launch of OFTV, a streaming service focused on non-adult content, available across major app stores.

Snapshot of OnlyFans’ 2023 Financial Results:

• Founder: Guy and Tim Stokely
• Acquisition: Purchased by Leonid Radvinsky in 2018
• Subscribers: 305 million in 2023, up 28%
• Creators: Over 4 million active creators
• Payout to Creators in 2023: $5.32 billion (up 19%)

• Gross Payments: $6.63 billion
• Platform Revenue: $1.31 billion
• Profit: $658 million pre-tax
• Revenue Share Model: 80% to creators, 20% retained by the platform
• Owner Dividends: $472 million in 2023
• Growth: 29% year-over-year revenue increase, driven by rising subscriber and creator numbers
• Usage Location: U.S.-based users generated 66% of the platform’s income

With its rapid growth and significant payouts to creators, OnlyFans has solidified itself as a leader in the creator economy.

Moving forward, the platform’s success may depend on its ability to diversify content offerings and navigate increasing regulatory scrutiny

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Mia Khalifa admits she has one big fear as she explains why she decided to start OnlyFans account.

Khalifa gained worldwide fame back in 2014 after she featured in a polarising pornographic video, which ended up being viewed 1.5 million views on PornHub.

Despite only creating x-rated films for a grand total of three months, Khalifa’s popularity and infamy extended beyond her career.

She ranked as the most searched for female performer on the adult website in 2016 and 2018, while also receiving backlash and even death threats for her use of religious attire in her most watched video.

Following the backlash, Khalifa has since attempted to distance herself from her pornographic work, appearing as a sports commentator, an internet personality and even launching her own jewellery collection last year.

She is also an active presence on OnlyFans, having joined the platform in 2020 and going on to be one of the highest earning creators by earning an estimated $6.2 million (£4.2m) a month from her posts.

Despite the notorious reputation of OnlyFans and Khalifa’s explicit past, her newer content isn’t as X-rated as her previous work – but that doesn’t mean the job doesn’t come with concerns for the 31-year-old.

Speaking in an interview with El Pais back in 2023, Khalifa explained why she decided to join the platform.

“I don’t like to call it modest. I think it’s a matter of preference,” she explained. “There are probably a lot more pressures and barriers for women from certain religious or social backgrounds than for others.”

She added: “I also don’t say the thing about not doing nudity on OnlyFans in a pretentious way or to be better than others.”

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Linda De Sousa Abreu has been arrested following an incident that occurred in late June at the HMP Wandsworth prison in London. You may have even heard of a viral video floating around social media of a female prison guard having sex with an inmate… That guard was Linda!

The cellmate goes on to get some pretty NSFW close-up shots, including one of Linda’s face. In the following days, the footage was leaked online, and according to the BBC, Linda attempted to flee the country.

The outlet reported that while heading to the Heathrow Airport, she called the prison to inform them she would not be returning to work. However, Metropolitan Police arrested her before she could board a flight to Madrid.

Linda’s radio then goes off, which the cellmate — who records the whole thing — tells to “shut the f**k up,” before ensuring Linton:

“No one’s coming through my door, bro. I will fight him — do your thing, bro.”

The Crown Prosecution Service’s Tetteh Turkson has since addressed the controversy, saying in a statement:

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The Olympics stars earning thousands on OnlyFans: How chiselled athletes are making more money off adult platform than their careers as world champions.

Olympians aren’t known for making money from their careers so it’s little surprise some are turning to side hustles.

And perhaps, with their chiselled abs and toned bodies, it’s even less surprising that they’re raking in the cash by stripping off.

Diving star Jack Laugher has a gold medal and an MBE. But it just doesn’t bring him enough money.

So he has an OnlyFans instead, in the hope of bringing in extra money. 

A host of Olympians are strutting their stuff on the saucy adult platform, from Team GB speed skater Elise Christie to Canadian pole vaulter Alysha Newman. 

Charging up to  £20 a month for a single person to subscribe, Olympians could soon be raking in more from OnlyFans than their actual careers.

And while not all of the Olympians are doing the full monty, some of them have taken the plunge and shared their naked photos online.

For the next two weeks, their minds will be focused on getting a leg up on their competition and coming first. 

Even so, many fans might be tempted to take a little peak at what these chiselled Olympians get up to behind closed doors.

These are the current and former Olympic sports stars who’ve set up OnlyFans accounts to make a little bit of extra money.

First up is former Team GB skating star Elise Christie, 33. She won ten golds at the European Championships and three at the Worlds.

The self-described ‘speed demon on ice’ retired in 2021 and was struggling with alcoholism, homelessness and self-harm. 

But she found a new, happy life as a mother and OnlyFans star. She charges £7-a-month for her exclusive content.

Her profile description, which includes two winky faces, reads: ‘Prepare to be teased, tantalized, and perhaps even a little surprised, I will share exclusive content that’s spontaneous and exhilarating.’

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