Celebrities With OnlyFans: Full 2025 List by Category

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Quick Takeaways

Bhad Bhabie made $57 million on OnlyFans before turning 21. Bella Thorne broke the platform's payment system in a single weekend. And Cardi B reportedly pulls $47 million a year — without posting a single nude. Meanwhile, the average creator earns $150 a month. The list of celebrities with OnlyFans keeps growing — and their impact goes way beyond tabloid headlines. They've reshaped payout policies...

Celebrity OnlyFans Earnings at a Glance

Before we get into individual profiles, here's what the top celebrity OnlyFans accounts actually earn. These numbers come from public filings, Forbes interviews, and platform data — not the inflated figures you see in tabloids. One thing that surprised me: Blac Chyna reportedly made $240 million on OnlyFans. She later told Forbes the real number was closer to $2 million. So take every "estimated e...

OnlyFans takes a 20% cut from every creator — celebrity or not. When you see "$2M/month," the creator actually takes home $1.6M. The platform paid out $5.8 billion total to creators in 2024.

Sources: Forbes, public creator statements, platform analytics. Earnings are estimates and fluctuate monthly.

A-List Celebrities on OnlyFans

These are the names that made headlines when they joined. Some are still active. Others came in hot, grabbed attention, and disappeared. Here's what each A-lister actually does on the platform.

Cardi B — $47M/year, zero nudity

Cardi runs a free OnlyFans page focused on behind-the-scenes content, personal updates, and unfiltered rants. No explicit content. She treats it like a private Instagram for fans who want the real her — and it works. Her estimated annual earnings hit $47 million in 2024, making her one of the .

Bhad Bhabie — $57M+ total since joining at 18

Danielle Bregoli joined OnlyFans on her 18th birthday and made $1 million in her first six hours. Her total net earnings passed $57 million by early 2025, with some reports claiming $75 million gross. She's proof that controversy converts — but also that consistent posting matters more than a viral launch.

Denise Richards — $2M/month alongside her daughter

Denise Richards joined after her daughter Sami Sheen (Charlie Sheen's daughter) launched her own page at 18. The mother-daughter OnlyFans situation became a tabloid magnet, but Denise turned it into real revenue — roughly $2 million per month. Sami reportedly earns over $100K monthly.

Iggy Azalea — $48M/year, top active earner

Iggy launched her OnlyFans as a "multimedia project" called Hotter Than Hell. She posts exclusive music, behind-the-scenes content, and explicit photos. At roughly $4 million per month, she's one of the highest-earning active celebrities on the platform.

Blac Chyna — the $240M myth

Media outlets reported Blac Chyna earned $240 million on OnlyFans. She told Forbes the actual number was around $2 million over two years. She's since deactivated her account. This is the single best example of why you shouldn't trust celebrity OnlyFans earnings headlines.

Carmen Electra — free page, consistent presence

Carmen Electra runs a free OnlyFans page and has called it a "no-brainer." She posts exclusive photos and interacts with fans directly. No explicit content. She's one of the few celebrities who's stayed active without drama or controversy.

Celebrity earnings figures are mostly estimates. Only Bhad Bhabie and Blac Chyna have publicly confirmed specific numbers — and even Chyna's reported figure was off by 120x. Treat every headline number as a rough guess.

TikTokers With OnlyFans

TikTok-to-OnlyFans is the most common pipeline for influencers. Build a following with short-form video, then send them to a paid page. These are the most famous OnlyFans models and influencers with OnlyFans who turned millions of followers into serious revenue.

Corinna Kopf — TikTok and YouTube to $2.3M months

Corinna Kopf (also a Twitch streamer and David Dobrik collaborator) made $2.3 million in her first month on OnlyFans and reportedly hit $4.2 million at her peak. She's the blueprint for the influencer-to-OF pipeline — use free platforms to build trust, then convert followers to paying subscribers.

Tana Mongeau — controversy-fueled launches

Tana joined OnlyFans early and treated it like an extension of her YouTube brand — chaotic, personal, and clickbait-heavy. Her subscription runs around $5/month (one of the lowest celebrity price points), and she uses a for premium content.

Lil Tay — $1M in 3 hours (July 2025)

Lil Tay launched her OnlyFans page days after turning 18 in July 2025 and claimed $1 million in revenue within three hours. Whether or not the number holds up, it shows the power of a built-in audience plus timing.

Malu Trevejo — TikTok dancer turned OF creator

Malu Trevejo built her audience as a TikTok dancer and transitioned to OnlyFans at 18. Her page mixes lifestyle content with exclusive photos and has stayed active since launch.

The TikTok-to-OnlyFans funnel works because short-form video builds parasocial connection fast. Followers feel like they know you — and that familiarity converts to paid subscriptions better than cold traffic ever will. If you're an influencer considering this path, our breaks down the full transition. If you want to try this yourself, read our .

Twitch Streamers With OnlyFans

Twitch streamers have a unique advantage: their audiences already pay for content (subscriptions, bits, donations). The jump to OnlyFans is smaller than you'd think.

Amouranth — $1.5M/month, the Twitch-to-OF queen

Amouranth (Kaitlyn Siragusa) is probably the most successful Twitch-to-OnlyFans crossover. She earns an estimated $1.5 million per month from OF alone, on top of her Twitch revenue. She's also a business owner — gas stations, 7-Elevens, and inflatable pool toy companies. Her story got complicated in 2022 when she revealed her husband had been controlling her finances, but she's since regained full...

Alinity — the streamer who normalized OF crossover

Alinity (Natalia Mogollon) was one of the first well-known Twitch streamers to openly promote her OnlyFans page. She helped normalize the crossover between gaming streaming and OF, even though it came with backlash from parts of the Twitch community.

Twitch streamers face a unique challenge: Twitch's community guidelines restrict how they can promote adult content. Most streamers use a link-in-bio approach through platforms like Linktree rather than mentioning OnlyFans directly on stream.

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UFC Fighters and Athletes on OnlyFans

Combat sports and OnlyFans have a weird but logical overlap. Fighters are underpaid relative to the damage they take, they already have built-in fanbases, and they're used to putting their bodies on display. Several UFC fighters have made more from OnlyFans in a month than they earned in years of fighting.

Paige VanZant — made more in 24 hours than 6 years in UFC

Paige VanZant has said publicly that she earned more in her first 24 hours on OnlyFans than in her entire UFC career. She posts fitness content, behind-the-scenes training footage, and lifestyle photos. Her $9.99/month subscription is one of the more affordable celebrity pages.

Cory Sandhagen — $2M in a single month

UFC bantamweight Cory Sandhagen reportedly earned $2 million in one month on OnlyFans. He's part of a growing wave of male fighters using the platform — proof that OF isn't just for female creators.

Rachael Ostovich and other fighters

Rachael Ostovich, Shauna Bannon, and Aljamain Sterling have all launched OnlyFans pages. Bannon actually had UFC sponsorship while running her page — a sign that the stigma around fighters on OF is fading.

UFC fighters earn a fraction of what boxers or NFL players make. The average UFC fighter earns around $150K per year before expenses. OnlyFans gives them a way to earn outside the octagon without waiting for a title shot.

Male Celebrities With OnlyFans

Most celebrity OnlyFans lists focus almost entirely on female celebrities with OnlyFans. But there are more male celebrities on the platform than you'd think — and some of them are among the highest earners. For non-celebrity male creator earnings and strategies, see .

Tyga — $31.7M/year, the top male earner

Tyga is the highest-earning male celebrity on OnlyFans at an estimated $31.7 million per year. Unlike most male rappers who dipped a toe and left, Tyga went all in with explicit content. He offers both free and paid tiers.

Tyler Posey — joined, struggled, and left

Tyler Posey (Teen Wolf) joined OnlyFans, came out as sexually fluid during a livestream, and initially posted explicit content. He later said the experience was "mentally draining" and pulled back. His story is a good reminder that not every celebrity thrives on the platform.

DJ Khaled — SFW motivation content

DJ Khaled runs a free OnlyFans page with zero explicit content. It's motivational talks, studio sessions, and behind-the-scenes footage. He treats it like a private Snapchat. Proof that OF isn't just an adult platform.

Austin Mahone and Trey Songz

Singer Austin Mahone offers a free page with exclusive music and lifestyle content. Trey Songz has used the platform for exclusive photo drops. Both keep their pages SFW-adjacent.

Free vs. Paid Celebrity OnlyFans Accounts

Not every celebrity charges a subscription. Some run free pages and make money through and tips instead. Here's how the split breaks down. The free-page-plus-PPV model works especially well for celebrities. Their name alone drives traffic, and fans feel like they're getting access without committing to a subscription. Once they're in, PPV messages convert at higher rates because the fan already tr...

Free accounts typically earn through PPV and tips. Paid accounts earn through subscriptions plus PPV.

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How Bella Thorne Broke OnlyFans (The Full Story)

Every list mentions Bella Thorne's $1 million first day. Almost none of them tell you what happened next — or why creators are still dealing with the fallout five years later.

August 2020: The $1M day

Bella Thorne joined OnlyFans and made $1 million in 24 hours — then $2 million within a week. It was the platform's biggest single-day launch ever. Headlines everywhere.

The $200 PPV scam

Thorne charged $200 for PPV messages she promoted as "nude." The photos were underwear shots — the same kind of thing you'd find on her Instagram. Subscribers felt scammed and flooded OnlyFans with chargeback requests.

OnlyFans changed the rules for everyone

Instead of penalizing Thorne specifically, OnlyFans changed platform-wide policies: PPV messages capped at $50 (previously unlimited), tips capped at $100, and payout processing extended from 7 days to 30 days. Every creator on the platform took the hit.

Sex worker backlash

Creators who built their careers on OnlyFans — many of them sex workers — called Thorne out for treating the platform as a cash grab while they dealt with the policy consequences. As one Reddit user put it (150 upvotes): "She posts old magazine photoshoots and completely non-sexy self promotion trash... while people who actually put in effort make less because of her."

The lasting impact

Five years later, those payment caps are still in place. The 30-day payout delay became standard. Thorne's OnlyFans experiment lasted a few months. The policy changes she caused are permanent.

This is the single most important story in OnlyFans history for understanding the celebrity-creator divide. One person's weekend stunt permanently changed how 4 million creators get paid.

Are Celebrity OnlyFans Accounts Worth It?

Here's the honest take: most celebrity OnlyFans pages are mid. The creators who treat OnlyFans like a real job — shooting original content, responding to DMs, building a community — will always outperform a celebrity who posts recycled Instagram photos once a week. Amouranth and Corinna Kopf are exceptions because they actually work the platform. Most celebrity pages coast on name recognition. Tha...

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“The top 0.1% of OnlyFans creators control 76% of all platform revenue. The average creator earns $150 a month. Celebrity accounts drive the headlines, but it's the full-time creators who actually keep the platform running.”

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Non-celebrity creator, started from scratch

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Mistakes to Avoid

Comparing your earnings to celebrities with millions of followers

Cardi B has 170M Instagram followers. Bhad Bhabie had a viral moment before she turned 18. If you're measuring your $500/month against their $47M/year, you're comparing a local bakery to McDonald's. Per-subscriber, many unknown creators actually earn more.

Waiting until you're famous to start

The creators who earn the most per follower start building systems early. By the time you have 500 subscribers, you should already have a chatting strategy and promotion plan — not figuring it out from scratch.

Trying to run DMs, promotion, and content alone

Celebrity accounts have full teams behind them. You don't see Cardi B answering DMs at 2am. The math doesn't work solo — at 100+ subscribers, DMs alone take 4+ hours a day. Something always drops.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cardi B reportedly earns around $47 million per year, though she posts no explicit content. Among celebrities who post adult content, Iggy Azalea leads at an estimated $48 million per year. Bhad Bhabie holds the record for highest total earnings — over $57 million net since joining at 18.

It depends on the celebrity. Some like Tyga, Iggy Azalea, and Bhad Bhabie post explicit content. Others like Cardi B, DJ Khaled, and Carmen Electra keep their pages SFW — posting behind-the-scenes footage, motivational content, and lifestyle photos.

Some are. Cardi B, Carmen Electra, DJ Khaled, and Austin Mahone all run free pages. Most celebrity accounts charge between $9.99 and $25 per month. Many free accounts still earn through PPV messages and tips.

Bella Thorne made $1 million in 24 hours in August 2020 but charged $200 for PPV content she promoted as nude — it was underwear photos. Mass chargebacks followed, and OnlyFans responded by capping PPV at $50, tips at $100, and extending payouts from 7 to 30 days. These changes affected every creator on the platform.

No. Media outlets reported $240 million, but Blac Chyna told Forbes her actual OnlyFans earnings were around $2 million over two years. She has since deactivated her account. This is a good example of why celebrity OF earnings headlines are unreliable.

Tyga ($31.7M/year), Tyler Posey, DJ Khaled, Austin Mahone, Trey Songz, Cory Sandhagen, and several others. Tyga is the highest-earning male celebrity on the platform. DJ Khaled posts exclusively SFW content.

Summary

Celebrity OnlyFans accounts grab headlines, but they're a mixed bag. A few — Cardi B, Amouranth, Iggy Azalea — put in real work and earn accordingly. Most coast on name recognition with recycled content that wouldn't survive a week if it came from an unknown creator. The bigger story is how celebrity involvement has shaped the platform itself. Bella Thorne's weekend experiment permanently changed ...

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