Victoria Sinis Warns of OnlyFans Dangers After Platform Paid Creators $30 Billion
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 5
Victoria Sinis Warns of OnlyFans Dangers After Platform Paid Creators $30 Billion
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 5
Summary
Victoria Sinis, a former OnlyFans agency manager in Australia, says a church sermon prompted her to leave the industry and begin speaking worldwide about what she calls its harms.
Sinis argues the platform’s promise of sexual liberation is a “lie,” saying she saw digital sexual content worsen insecurity for women and fuel loneliness, addiction and unhealthy relationships for men.
Social media is now a main focus of her warning: she says children are being sold a glamorized image of OnlyFans, citing two 15-year-old girls in Melbourne who linked the platform with happiness and travel.
OnlyFans pushed back, saying creators control their content and monetization; the company said it has paid out more than $30 billion since 2016, including over $6 billion in 2025.