All the famous faces who’ve quit OnlyFans and the surprising things they’re doing now

Once upon a time, OnlyFans was the place to be. Whether you were an influencer, celeb, or just someone with a decent camera and a loyal following, it promised freedom, fame, and let’s be honest, fat stacks of cash. But as quickly as some creators joined OnlyFans, they’ve just as swiftly quit it, trading cheeky content for business ventures, sobriety, or just a bit of peace.

So, here’s a rundown of the most well-known names who’ve quit their OnlyFans and what they’re doing now.

Bella Thorne

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Ah, yes, the moment that broke the internet. Bella Thorne joined OnlyFans in 2020, made a casual $1 million in 24 hours, and managed to stir up so much drama that the platform changed its tipping rules. Other creators were fuming. Bella said she was doing it for a film role with director Sean Baker, but it all went a bit sideways. She’s since ditched OF, popped up at Paris Fashion Week, and is working on more traditional film projects. Safe to say she’s back in her actor/director/chaos queen era.

Tana Mongeau

Tana Mongeau, the YouTube wild child gave OF a proper go but quickly decided it wasn’t worth the faff. Even though she was earning big, she said the pressure to keep up with the content just wasn’t worth it. Lately, she’s been living her best sober life, filming vlogs in Miami and dropping collabs with her friends. And now, she’s taking the chaos on the road with Cancelled Live, her no-holds-barred podcast tour alongside co-host Brooke Schofield.

Mia Khalifa

Mia joined OF after famously leaving the adult industry and used it as a way to connect with fans on her own terms. But she eventually stepped back, saying she wanted to distance herself from adult content altogether. These days, she’s smashing it as a sports commentator, runs a jewellery line, and uses her social media for everything from fashion and food to politics. A full rebrand, and honestly? She’s doing great.

Jordyn Woods

Jordyn’s time on OF was pretty tame compared to others, just a bit of behind-the-scenes glam. But even that was too much. She quit because of privacy concerns and not wanting every single move picked apart by the public. Since then, she’s been booked and busy running three businesses, including her fitness app, activewear line, and wellness brands.

Amouranth

One of OF’s top earners, Amouranth built a whole empire through streaming and spicy content. But lately, she’s pulled back from OF and is focusing more on Twitch and Kick streams, plus ambassador gigs with FansRevenue and Jerkmate. She’s even been involved in a few IRL dramas, including a home invasion and viral livestream moments.

Blac Chyna

If anyone’s done a true 180, it’s Blac Chyna. After earning millions on OnlyFans, she made the bold decision to walk away from it all, saying she wanted to completely transform her life. And she’s done exactly that. She is now sober and channelling her energy into creative projects like her beauty brand Heart’s Pure Cosmetics and a fresh move into music, recently releasing a single titled Runway.

Lottie Moss

Kate Moss’s younger sister, Lottie, was raking in £30k a month from OF. But even that couldn’t keep her interested. She’s since shut the whole thing down, joined Netflix’s Celebrity Bear Hunt, launched a podcast called Dream On, and is apparently dating Love Island’s Adam Collard. From racy shoots to reality TV, it’s a move, that’s for sure.

Corinna Kopf

no more link in bio …….

— corinna kopf (@CorinnaKopf) October 24, 2024

Corinna killed it on OnlyFans. We’re talking $1 million in 48 hours, and $2 million plus in a single month. But in 2025, she announced she’s slowly stepping away from the platform. Whether it’s burnout, a brand shift, or just boredom, we don’t know. But these days, she’s calling herself a “wannabe streamer” and scrubbing OF from her bio. Will she come back? Never say never.

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