Two sisters making nearly £100,000 a year posting saucy content on their shared OnlyFans page say their family and friends don’t approve of their joint venture.
Larissa Sumpani, 24, and younger sister Rafaela, 21, from Brazil, decided to capitalise on their similar good looks and desire to embrace their “sexual freedom” by starting their account in July 2020.
And while the joint venture is helping them rake in cash, with the sisters earning £8,100 (50,000 reais) a month – which amounts to nearly £100,000 a year – their family and friends aren’t impressed.
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“The family doesn’t like the idea of us selling adult content,” Larissa told NudeNewz.
“They spoke badly and even shared the videos in the family groups on WhatsApp.
“Cousins who were close also moved away and we were criticized at first. However, our positioning and independence means that they no longer interfere.”
The sisters, who also work together on a slimming product, describe themselves as the “Kardashians for over 18s” in a nod to the famous family of influencers.
How Friends Reacted to Their Career Choice
Beyond family disapproval, the sisters also faced harsh judgment from their social circle.
“We received several criticisms, including from friends,” Larissa said.
“They also judged us a lot, because they had the wrong idea that Rafa was following this path because of my influence, and not because I liked this world of exhibitionism and content.”
The assumption that younger sister Rafaela was simply following Larissa’s lead particularly stung, as both sisters insist they share a passion for the work.
Their Lives Have Always Been Intertwined
The sisters’ lives have always been closely intertwined, with Rafaela tagging along to parties with Larissa throughout their teenage years.
But now the two consider themselves keen businesswomen and “exhibitionists”.
Their similar personalities and shared outlook on life have made working together a natural fit.
“Being sisters helps a lot, because we are extremely similar in everything – especially in the matter of living without taboo,” Larissa said.
“Our partnership reflects in our lifestyle and in our madness, and this delights everyone.”
Why They Call It Empowerment
For Larissa and Rafaela, their OnlyFans work represents more than just a income stream – they see it as a form of empowerment.
“We understand that the OnlyFans industry is an excellent opportunity for women who accept their sexual freedom as a form of empowerment – a perfect opportunity to work with what we love most,” Larissa said.
This perspective reflects a wider conversation within the creator economy about autonomy, financial independence, and control over one’s own image and content.
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Like other creators who have faced family disapproval, the sisters have had to establish boundaries and stand firm in their career choice.
The Strangest Fan Requests
Running a shared OnlyFans account means the sisters receive all manner of requests from subscribers.
“Fans make a lot of exotic requests – from used panties to videos with golden rain on each other, although the latter we don’t do,” Larissa said.
The sisters maintain boundaries about what content they’re willing to create, despite the potential for additional earnings.
A Day in Their Lives
Every day is different for the popular duo, who spend time planning content themes, work trips, recording content, scheduling collaborations with brands and other models, and organising their social media accounts.
The sisters treat their OnlyFans page as a full-time business venture, with all the planning and organisation that requires.
Their additional work promoting a slimming product demonstrates their entrepreneurial approach to income generation.
The Rise of Family Collaborations in Adult Content
Larissa and Rafaela’s partnership represents an unusual niche within the creator economy – family members working together on adult content.
While controversial, such collaborations can be lucrative, allowing creators to split production costs while potentially attracting subscribers interested in their unique dynamic.
The “Kardashians for over 18s” branding cleverly plays on the public’s fascination with famous siblings, translating that interest into the adult content sphere.
Dealing with Public Judgment
The sisters’ experience of having their videos shared in family WhatsApp groups highlights the personal cost of working in adult content.
Unlike creators who can maintain separation between their professional and personal lives, Larissa and Rafaela have faced direct confrontation from relatives.
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The initial wave of criticism and the loss of relationships with cousins demonstrates the social price they’ve paid for their career choice.
How They’ve Established Independence
Despite the criticism, the sisters have maintained their stance through what Larissa describes as “positioning and independence”.
By standing firm in their decision and achieving financial success, they claim their family has backed off from interfering.
This reflects a pattern seen among other creators who face family disapproval – financial independence can eventually silence critics or at least force them to accept the situation.
The Business Behind the Brand
With earnings of £8,100 per month, the sisters have built a substantial income stream from their shared account.
This translates to nearly £100,000 annually – a sum that far exceeds average earnings for their age group in Brazil or the UK.
The sisters’ business acumen extends beyond OnlyFans, with their slimming product venture demonstrating a diversified approach to income generation.
Why Their Partnership Works
The sisters credit their success to their natural compatibility and shared worldview.
“Our partnership reflects in our lifestyle and in our madness, and this delights everyone,” Larissa said.
Their comfort with exhibitionism and lack of taboos around sexuality creates a foundation for content that resonates with their subscriber base.
The authenticity of their sibling relationship likely adds appeal for fans seeking genuine connection rather than manufactured personas.
Navigating Family Relationships
While the initial family response was harsh, with criticism and videos being shared in group chats, the sisters suggest the situation has evolved.
Their financial independence and refusal to back down appears to have shifted the dynamic, with family members now choosing not to interfere even if they still disapprove.
This represents a common trajectory for creators in controversial industries – initial confrontation followed by grudging acceptance or at least silence.
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