A football-mad model who accidentally became an OnlyFans star says she’s now earning her old yearly salary every month and some of her most lucrative requests involve getting pied in the face and covered in slime.
Bonnie Brown, 30, from Leicester, set up her OnlyFans account on Valentine’s Day in 2020 to support a friend at university – but it turned into a full-time career.
“I didn’t actually want to do it, to be fair. I just did it as support,” Bonnie told NudeNewz. “But then I actually really enjoyed it and ended up making a business out of it.”
Bonnie, a lifelong Leicester City fan with a season ticket, quickly found her football-themed content struck a chord online.
“I think I blew up to start on Twitter because of football,” she said. “I actually go to the football, it’s not just for OnlyFans, it’s something I’ve always done.”
Her sporty persona has made her a hit with subscribers, and she’s even had fans pay top dollar for unusual custom clips.
“I’ve been pied in the face quite a few times,” she revealed. “One guy always pays for it and tips really highly. He likes it when I’m in a Leicester top with neon-coloured slime poured over me.”
After asking why, Bonnie discovered the strange request was all about “humiliation”.
“I was like, ‘it’s probably not the answer I wanted, but thanks,’” she joked.
Before turning to adult content, Bonnie worked as a buyer – but says she now earns more in a month than she did in a year.
“I can earn my yearly salary monthly now,” she said. “It’s a good jump.”
While she loves the freedom of working for herself, Bonnie admits it hasn’t all been easy.
“When I first came out, I had quite a lot of drama,” she said. “My parents found out within two weeks and were supportive, but there were people sending my videos into group chats. My mental health was really bad at the start.”
She even threatened to take legal action after one man circulated her clips without consent.
Despite the rocky start, Bonnie now enjoys a loyal fan base who recognise her at matches – even when she tries to stay low-key.
“I do wear a cap and try to hide, but people come over to me a lot,” she said. “My dad and brother have been there when people ask for photos, but no one’s ever been rude.”
She’s now planning to invest her earnings into property and hopes to launch a chain of Airbnbs in the coming year.
As for her fans, Bonnie’s focus is on keeping her content fun and interactive – from football kits to gaming live streams.
“I used to do Fortnite strip videos and they’d get two million views,” she said. “Now I go live on OnlyFans and play Fortnite strip, it’s a laugh.”
