Exploring OnlyFans: Tori Spelling Considers Joining for College Funding
In a candid exchange on her podcast "misSPELLING," actress Tori Spelling entertained the idea of starting an OnlyFans account to support her children's future education expenses. The 51-year-old actress, best known for her role in the hit TV series, discussed this option in a recent episode with guest William Shatner, the 93-year-old iconic actor.
OnlyFans: More Than Just Adult Content
During the podcast, Spelling highlighted the evolution of OnlyFans from a platform primarily for adult-oriented content to a broader media outlet. "There are comedians, chefs, and it's videos," Spelling noted, emphasizing the diversity of content now available. She pointed out that the platform has become a viable option for celebrities to post exclusive, often personal content, such as bikini photos, which can attract significant subscriber fees.
Celebrities on OnlyFans
The discussion also touched on other celebrities like Denise Richards, who have ventured into OnlyFans. Richards, 53, shared her experiences with the platform, noting her curiosity about its operations led to spending $400 over two days on anonymous tips. This showcases a growing trend among public figures exploring digital platforms to connect more personally with their audience while also finding new ways to address financial needs such as funding for education.
The Broader Impact of Digital Platforms on Celebrity Finances
The conversation between Shatner and Spelling sheds light on how digital platforms like OnlyFans are being utilized by celebrities not just for financial gain, but as a strategic move to manage personal financial challenges. With the costs of education soaring, platforms such as OnlyFans offer a unique route to fund significant expenses like college tuition while engaging with a dedicated follower base.
