ActressJaime Pressly, best known for her Emmy-winning role inMy Name Is Earl, has officially joined the roster of actresses who are embracing direct-to-fan content creation. Pressly announced joining OnlyFans this week, saying that she sees the subscription platform as a way to evolve creatively while connecting with supporters in a more personal setting.
Pressly, who has often drawn comparisons to Margot Robbie because of a striking resemblance in appearance, explained that the decision was motivated by evolving trends in entertainment, and her desire for more creative freedom.
In interviews discussing the launch, which launched 7 May, Pressly said she has always believed in adapting with the times and wanted more control over the content she shares with fans.
During an interview withVariety, the actress said of her decision to join OnlyFans, 'I've always believed in evolving with the times.'
She also explained that joining the platform gives her an opportunity to engage with supporters more personally while maintaining creative control over the kind of content she is able to share. 'This is another way for me to connect directly with my audience, on my own terms, with creativity and intention.'
'I've loved meeting fans at various Comic Cons, and the excitement of having those real face to face moments made me want to seek options like OnlyFans,' she stated, sharing that meeting fans at Comic-Con events, among others, inspired her to look for a digital space where she could continue building that connection directly with her audience.
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The 48-year-old actress described her OnlyFans account as a place where she can share more candid and behind-the-scenes moments from her life and career. According to reports, the page includes photos, videos, personal thoughts, and exclusive content that differs from the polished image often associated with traditional Hollywood publicity.
The US Sunshared the actress's OnlyFans bio, stating, 'This is where things get a little more personal, playful, and completely unfiltered. A little sweet, a little wild, always authentic,' where fans can expect to see 'the side of me Hollywood doesn't always get to see,' alongside exclusive images and videos, late-night thoughts, and one-on-one conversations.
Pressly is not the first mainstream actress to turn to the subscription-based platform in recent years. Celebrities includingShannon Elizabeth, who reportedly made over $1 million (roughly £735,000) on her first week on the platform, and Drea de Matteo have also joined OnlyFans, often citing creative independence and direct audience engagement as major reasons for making the decision to move.
Source: International Business Times UK
