Several Olympians Turn To OnlyFans To Support Themselves

Olympic athletes, including British divers Noah Williams and Matty Lee, have turned to OnlyFans to help supplement their income.

In the process these athletes are finding a happy medium of shooting for gold while making quite the pretty penny along their journey. A bevy of Olympians are turning to Only Fans, seeing it as a quick way to make ends meet.

One of the big stories to come out of this year’s 2024 Paris Games was British diver Jack Laugher revealing he has an OnlyFans account, where sports fans could pay $10 a month for exclusive access to his saucy content. 

“Obviously, I’ve got what people want,” the 29-year-old told The Telegraph on Saturday. “I’ll happily cash in on that. I’m a bit of a hustler and I want a bit more money if I can.”

Laugher says he uses the site to top up his modest income from being a professional athlete. 

“The funding hasn’t changed [in years],” he stated. “I’m top three in the world, and it is £28,000 [USD $36,000] a year.”

Noah Williams, Daniel Goodfellow, and Matty Lee are also among a handful of Olmypic teammates using OnlyFans. 

Lee, who charges $20 per month, explains on his page: “Remember I’m a Team GB diver not a P [pornstar]. So everything will be SFW and a place where I can interact with you all.”

 

For three-time Olympian Elise Christie, who retired from short track in November 2018, OnlyFans has provided a lifeline. 

“I went from being someone who won medals under a system to then having absolutely nothing and just being dropped out and left to understand life,” the Brit — who competed at three Winter Olympic Games — told The Telegraph.

“I had lost my house and was working three jobs at the time… [OnlyFans] brought me back from a really dark place, and I now use it positively,” she stated, also adding that she does not share X-rated content.

This rise is part of a broader trend that sees many Olympians cashing in on their fame to connect with fans through platforms such as OnlyFans.