Frankie Sims Dives Into The World Of Onlyfans: 'It Was A No-Brainer!'

Frankie Sims Embraces Life as an OnlyFans Creator

Frankie Sims, known for her stint on The Only Way Is Essex (TOWIE), is pulling back the curtain on her life as an OnlyFans creator in the latest episode of In Real Life, an original show by OFTV. Airing on Friday, December 5, this episode promises an intimate look into Frankie's vibrant world and her exciting ventures post-TOWIE.

In this riveting episode, Frankie, who shares the limelight with her famous sisters Demi and Chloe, opens up about her journey from reality TV to OnlyFans. She candidly discusses everything from her experience in the Netflix spotlight to her entrepreneurial leap with a new skin clinic in London. And if that’s not enough to get your heart racing, viewers are in for a treat with a scene featuring Frankie in a high-octane stunt car chase – talk about living life in the fast lane!

"It was a no-brainer for me, it's a great way to connect directly with my fans," Frankie shares about her OnlyFans experience.

Exciting Insights into UK’s Popular Creators

The show, which has previously featured the likes of Kerry Katona, Megan Barton Hanson, and Marnie Simpson, offers viewers a behind-the-scenes peek into the lives of the UK's top OnlyFans creators. Hosted by Casey Boonstra, each episode is a thrilling adventure paired with engaging interviews that reveal the creators' off-camera personas.

Frankie's episode, airing until December 19 on OFTV, is no exception. It includes an adrenaline-pumping drift racing showdown between her and Casey, adding another layer of excitement to the series.

Family Drama and New Beginnings

While Frankie has ventured into new professional territories, her personal life hasn't been short of drama. After leaving TOWIE three years ago for a fresh start in Los Angeles with siblings Chloe, Demi, and Charlie, she returned to Essex amid family tensions.

The Sims sisters faced a public fallout, with Frankie accusing Chloe of bullying and Chloe retaliating by calling her sisters 'evil users.' Despite the tension, Frankie emphasizes the importance of their family bond, stating, "We've all built this family unit, we've all built this name 'The Sims Sisters' together and we all got this opportunity together as a whole."

Keily Blair, CEO of OnlyFans, also weighed in on the series' success, noting, "The continued success of In Real Life is a testament to the creativity and charisma of our OnlyFans creators. Through OFTV, we're giving creators opportunities to grow their fanbase and bringing fans of reality TV an incredible mix of compelling, award-winning content."