OnlyFans at 85: 80s star makes a fortune on the adult platform
Donna Mills, the legendary villain from "Knots Landing," is conquering the adult content platform at age 85. The veteran actress has already brought in hundreds of thousands of dollars in a month — and is now responding to the subscribers' strange requests.
Those who remember Donna Mills as Abby Cunningham, the glamorous villain from the soap opera "Knots Landing" (which aired in Israel in the 90s on the Family Channel), will find it hard to believe where she found her next career incarnation. The esteemed actress, who recently celebrated her 85th birthday, joined the OnlyFans platform and is already raking in huge six-figure sums in dollars.
Contrary to the stigma associated with the platform, Mills does not upload explicit sexual content or nude photos. Instead, she provides fans with an unpolished glimpse into her life: home photos without makeup, behind-the-scenes moments, and photos in tight workout clothes accompanied by provocative captions. According to her management company, the audience thirsty for direct contact with the star of the past is willing to pay huge sums, even for content behind a dedicated paywall.
It now turns out that fans have already begun to flood her with unusual requests. Mills revealed that many subscribers asked her to film a foot fetish video where she steps on grapes. The amused actress was not deterred and even confirmed that she tried to film the video herself, but due to technical difficulties, she will reshoot it professionally.
Against the backdrop of the dizzying success, Mills continues to maintain a sporty and strict lifestyle that includes playing tennis five times a week and a balanced diet. It seems that in a world where everyone is looking for shortcuts, the 80s star proves that charisma and self-discipline pay off big time, at any age.
As a reminder, the owner of OnlyFans, Leonid Radvinsky, passed away this year after a battle with cancer at only 43 years old. Shortly before his death, the billionaire raked in dividends in the unimaginable amount of more than 700 million dollars, this against the backdrop of reports from the British parent company, Phoenix International, of profits of 714 million dollars before taxes in the past year. Now, the control and content empire have passed into the hands of his widow, Ekaterina Chudnovsky.
