Wrestlers with OnlyFans accounts are gaining global attention, as many of them embrace the platform for exclusive content. OnlyFans offers creators the ability to share personalized photos, videos, and interactions with their fans for a subscription fee. While WWE has strict rules prohibiting its wrestlers from running such accounts, several stars have turned to OnlyFans to supplement their income and maintain direct engagement with their fanbase.
Some wrestlers, like Mandy Rose, have found financial success beyond the ring, with reports suggesting they earn far more than they did during their wrestling careers. Below is the updated list of wrestlers, past and present, who have ventured into OnlyFans.
Wrestlers with OnlyFans Accounts
The rise of wrestlers with OnlyFans accounts highlights a shift in how stars are adapting to modern platforms. For many, OnlyFans serves as a new avenue to connect with fans while enjoying financial freedom beyond traditional wrestling contracts. Here is the list of wrestlers who have joined the platform:
1. Chelsea Green
Chelsea Green, known for her adaptability in the ring, opened her OnlyFans account after being released by WWE. Although her account remains inactive after her return to WWE in 2023, her archived content is still available for a subscription fee. Green is currently thriving as the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion alongside Piper Niven.
2. Mandy Rose
Mandy Rose, born Amanda Rose Saccomanno, became one of the most high-profile wrestlers on OnlyFans after leaving WWE. After dominating the NXT brand, Rose’s release in December 2022 coincided with the leak of adult-themed content. Post-WWE, her popularity surged, and reports suggest she earned nearly $1 million monthly from her OnlyFans account. She has since focused on building her brand and has yet to announce a wrestling return.
3. Zelina Vega
Zelina Vega, initially known for her role as “Megan the Minx” on OnlyFans, was fired by WWE in 2020 for violating their third-party platform policy. Despite the termination, she was rehired in 2021 and continues her wrestling career. Vega’s OnlyFans page is no longer active, but she remains a significant figure in the list of wrestlers who once explored the platform.
4. Scarlett Bordeaux
Scarlett Bordeaux, who gained popularity during her time in WWE’s NXT brand, opened her OnlyFans account after being released in 2021. With a subscription fee of $20 per month, Scarlett has built a loyal fanbase, and her content includes unique offerings such as special kiss cards. After her return to WWE alongside her husband Karrion Kross, she continues her presence on OnlyFans.
5. Toni Storm
Toni Storm, a wrestler from New Zealand, gained global fame in NXT and SmackDown. After requesting her release from WWE in December 2021, she joined OnlyFans and charges a monthly fee of $19.99. Storm shares exclusive behind-the-scenes content and live streams. She is now competing for All Elite Wrestling (AEW), where her popularity continues to soar.
6. Paige VanZant
Paige VanZant, originally known for her career in MMA, transitioned into wrestling and bare-knuckle fighting. She joined OnlyFans in 2020, offering exclusive lifestyle and combat-related content for a monthly fee of $9.99. VanZant balances her career in combat sports with her growing subscription-based platform.
7. Cheerleader Melissa
Cheerleader Melissa, whose real name is Melissa Anderson, has been a veteran in the wrestling world, with a career spanning Impact Wrestling, Shimmer, and Women of Wrestling. She runs an OnlyFans page priced at $12.95 per month, where she shares exclusive content with her fans. Her longevity in the business has kept her relevant in the digital space.
8. Allysin Kay
Allysin Kay, also known as Sienna from her time in Impact Wrestling, opened her OnlyFans account to strengthen her relationship with her fanbase. She charges $19.99 monthly, with discounts available for quarterly and annual subscriptions. Kay remains active in independent wrestling while continuing to engage with fans on OnlyFans.
