Overview
- Last week Vigna announced and launched an OnlyFans profile and then posted high‑voltage preview photos that quickly trended across her social accounts, where she has more than five million Instagram followers.
- She set the subscription price at about $9.98 a month and promoted a time‑limited 50% discount that she tied to Argentina’s recent win, offering the reduced rate for 24 hours.
- Vigna has told reporters she opened the account for financial reasons, saying she supports her whole family and runs a production company that employs roughly 30 people.
- The performer frames OnlyFans as one facet of her career and says she will continue work as an actress, dancer, singer and boxer while using the platform for content she cannot share elsewhere.
- The move highlights a wider trend of public figures using subscription platforms to convert large social followings into direct income and is already driving strong online attention and public debate in Argentina.