Overview
- Pressly's OnlyFans page, which went live Thursday at 4 p.m. ET, lays out plans for exclusive photos and videos, behind-the-scenes posts and one-on-one chats.
- She says the move lets her connect directly with fans and keep creative control, citing emotional interactions at Comic-Con events as a key push.
- The rollout came with consulting from Creators Inc., whose CEO Andy Bachman said her mainstream profile and loyal audience fit the platform well.
- In a new interview, she told Fox News Digital she once dismissed OnlyFans as 'porn' until friend Shannon Elizabeth explained the site’s broader rebrand.
- Her launch follows a wave of celebrity sign-ups, with Elizabeth reportedly grossing more than $1 million in her first week, while Pressly’s earnings have not been reported.