Blac Chyna Reflects on OnlyFans Earnings, Quits Over Priorities Shift

Blac Chyna has openly reflected on her experience with OnlyFans, describing how the platform's lucrative nature led her into a cycle of increasing demands for explicit content that she did not initially intend to provide. While many women join OnlyFans expecting to post mild content like bikini photos, Chyna revealed that subscriber pressure often escalates, pushing creators to share more revealing material to maintain income. Despite circulating rumors that she earned as much as $240 million, Chyna clarified her actual earnings were closer to $2 million during her time on the platform from April 2020 to March 2023. She turned to OnlyFans largely to cope with financial strain from legal battles, including a high-profile $100 million lawsuit against the Kardashian-Jenner family and disputes with Rob Kardashian. By 2023, Chyna decided to quit OnlyFans, calling the experience degrading and a dead end that conflicted with her priorities, especially after her baptism and desire to protect her children from exposure to her past content. Moving forward, she aims to focus on building projects she can be proud of beyond the platform.