Sachia Vickery's OnlyFans Journey
Tennis star Sachia Vickery has recently taken to the subscription-based platform OnlyFans, markedly stating that it was "the easiest money I’ve ever made." Vickery's venture into OnlyFans began during a six-month break from tennis owing to a significant injury, framing this move as a supplemental income during her recovery rather than a shift from her athletic career.
Respect for Other Content Creators
Upon joining the platform and experiencing initial success, Vickery expressed newfound respect for fellow content creators on OnlyFans. Overwhelmed by the earnings within just the first two days, she remarked, "I will never talk bad about girls on OnlyFans ever again for the rest of my life." This speaks volumes about the potential financial rewards the platform holds.
OnlyFans and Personal Empowerment
Exploring new boundaries in personal and professional life, Vickery has implemented a unique dating rule. As shared on her Instagram Stories, she now requires a $1,000 pre-date deposit, confirmed by a screenshot of a $1,000 CashApp credit. This new policy, according to Vickery, is due to past experiences with male behavior and she facetiously refers to it as a "future investment." Her approach marks a significant stance on asserting control and setting personal standards.
Broader Implications Among Athletes
Vickery isn't alone in her approach to OnlyFans. Other tennis figures like Alexandre Müller and Nick Kyrgios have also ventured onto the platform, underscoring a growing trend where athletes and celebrities engage with such platforms not merely for revenue but for greater control over personal and professional interactions.
Upcoming Tennis MatchVickery is set to return to the tennis court for her next U.S. Open qualifier match. She will face German player Ella Seidel on Thursday at 11 a.m., marking her comeback to the sport following her hiatus.
