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Why actors and musicians are pivoting to OnlyFans
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Harry Potter star Jessie Cave is the latest actor to turn to OnlyFans to supplement her income.
She joined the online subscription platform known for its adult content in 2025 after receiving yet another audition rejection.
“For decades, Hollywood operated in a way where actors relied heavily on gatekeepers,” said Estelle Keeber, a visibility expert and PR strategist.
Lily Allen’s OnlyFans side gig in 2024, which netted her $10 (£7) a month per subscriber, “added to the long-running conversation around abysmal streaming payouts” for musicians, said Vice.
The singer eventually stopped selling videos and pictures of her feet, saying “it wasn’t that fun”.