Where can you find these top OnlyFans creators now?

The conversation around top OnlyFans creators has shifted since the early days of the platform, when celebrity participation drew widespread attention. The 2021 announcement that OnlyFans would remove explicit material created immediate speculation about where those creators might land next. The policy reversal came within days, driven by creator pushback and assurances from banking partners that the platform could continue supporting adult content. Today the site remains a major destination for explicit material while also hosting non-explicit accounts from established names in music, film, and reality television.

Top creators

Celebrity creators still appear on many earnings lists, though the platform now competes with newer subscription services and direct-to-fan tools. Several of the original high-profile accounts remain active, while others have adjusted their presence or moved on entirely. The mix of established entertainers and newer independent creators has kept the top-earner conversation lively, even as exact monthly figures stay difficult to verify beyond reported estimates.

OnlyFans Policy Reversal and Platform Evolution

The August 2021 ban announcement lasted less than a week before OnlyFans suspended the change. The company cited feedback from creators who relied on the platform for their primary income. Banking partners had initially signaled they would withdraw support for adult material, but those conversations produced new compliance frameworks instead of a full exit. Since then the creator economy on OnlyFans has expanded, with both explicit and non-explicit accounts operating under clearer payment-processing rules.

Mia Khalifa's Diversified Brand and Business Ventures

Mia Khalifa continues to post regularly on OnlyFans, maintaining a profile that mixes personal updates with paid content. Her Instagram and X accounts serve as the main public touchpoints, where she shares brand partnerships and occasional commentary. She launched the Sheytan jewelry line, which adds a separate revenue stream beyond subscriptions. Reported annual earnings from social media and sponsorships sit in the mid-six figures, and net-worth estimates have settled between six and eight million dollars in recent years.

Tyga

Tyga removed his OnlyFans account shortly after the 2021 policy news and announced plans for a competing platform called myystar. That service has not shown sustained activity or public updates since the initial announcement. He continues releasing music and maintaining an active social-media presence, with recent posts focused on new tracks and live appearances rather than subscription content.

Cardi B

Cardi B remains one of the names most frequently cited in recent earnings roundups, with 2025 and 2026 reports placing her monthly figures near nine million dollars. Her OnlyFans page focuses on non-explicit material, consistent with her broader social-media approach. She stays visible on Instagram, X, YouTube, and through ongoing music releases, giving fans multiple places to follow new projects without relying on a single platform.

Bella Thorne

Bella Thorne’s OnlyFans success peaked during 2020 and 2021, when she became one of the platform’s highest-earning accounts. Later lists treat that period as a notable milestone rather than an ongoing ranking. She continues posting on Instagram under the handle @bellathorne, where recent activity centers on film projects and personal updates. Her emphasis on OnlyFans has decreased while her public profile remains active across traditional entertainment channels.

Blac Chyna

Blac Chyna left OnlyFans around 2023, citing personal and spiritual reasons. She joined the subscription platform Passes, which prohibits nudity and adult content. Lifetime earnings estimates from her OnlyFans period have been reported as high as two hundred forty million dollars, though those figures represent cumulative totals rather than current monthly income. Her current online activity centers on the new platform and select brand partnerships.

Creator Platform Landscape Beyond OnlyFans

Many creators who considered leaving OnlyFans in 2021 ultimately stayed or added secondary accounts elsewhere. Tyga’s myystar project did not develop into a confirmed competitor. Blac Chyna’s move to Passes illustrates one path toward non-adult subscription models. A larger group continues using OnlyFans as a primary or supplemental site while testing newer tools that offer different fee structures or content guidelines. The result is a fragmented but still growing set of options for both creators and subscribers.

Updated Earnings Context for Celebrity Creators

Reported monthly numbers from the original coverage often reflected gross revenue before platform fees and taxes. Some lifetime totals, such as the figures attached to Blac Chyna, combine years of activity rather than single-year performance. Newer non-celebrity creators now occupy many of the top single-year spots, shifting attention away from the 2020–2021 celebrity wave. Current lists treat earlier celebrity earnings as historical benchmarks rather than active comparisons.