Iggy Azalea'S Onlyfans Success: "So Much Money" In Just Two Months

Iggy Azalea's Bold Dive into OnlyFans

Iggy Azalea is turning heads and making waves with her latest venture on OnlyFans, where she claims to be raking in "so much money" just two months after her debut. Last month, the Australian rapper launched her much-anticipated "Hotter Than Hell" project on the platform, promising fans a year-long extravaganza of photographs, visual art collaborations, videos, merchandise, and more. The musician's entry into the OnlyFans world marks her biggest project to date, and it's already proving to be a financial success.

The Allure of "Hotter Than Hell"

The "Fancy" singer has embraced the creator-led subscription service, known for its appeal to a variety of content makers, including those in the sex work community. During a candid chat with model Emily Ratajkowski on her HighLow with EmRata podcast, Azalea divulged the impressive earnings from her OnlyFans content. When pressed about whether she shares nudity, Iggy didn't shy away from the truth, admitting, "I don’t show vagina, but there is boobs and there is butt and I am naked."

“I’m making so much money that I won’t even say how much it is.”

Ratajkowski, who has considered joining OnlyFans herself, praised Azalea’s savvy business move. She noted that both she and Azalea have commodified their bodies in the past, and OnlyFans offers a more direct way to benefit from their content.

Iggy on Empowerment and Ownership

Iggy Azalea sees OnlyFans as a platform that empowers her to take full control of her content. "It was scary when I sat on OnlyFans," she confessed, emphasizing how being in control of her own artistic expression feels liberating. "Every platform is so censored, so it makes sense to use this platform," she added, highlighting how OnlyFans allows her to bypass traditional media constraints.

Despite her success, Azalea's presence on the platform hasn't been without controversy. The entry of celebrities like former Disney star Bella Thorne into OnlyFans has stirred criticism from sex workers who feel overshadowed and accuse these stars of "gentrifying" the space. Thorne's 2020 debut was met with backlash after subscribers claimed they were misled by non-nude content behind a paywall, which sparked a broader conversation about celebrity influence on the site.