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Lamar Odom Joins OnlyFans as Baywatch's Erika Eleniak Heads for $1 Million: What Fans Should Know Before Subscribing

By Girls Lounge · October 28, 2026 · 3 min read

Two familiar American faces are making OnlyFans headlines this week. One just opened his page. The other is turning hers into a serious business.

Here is what was reported, and what it means for you as a fan before you tap Subscribe.

Lamar Odom opens an OnlyFans

Two-time NBA champion and former "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star Lamar Odom, 46, started an OnlyFans account on October 27, USA Today reports.

His first post reads: "This is brand new to me, looking forward to showing a side of me most would never see!"

In a statement to TMZ quoted by USA Today, he kept it vague on purpose: "I'm not here to tell you what you will or won't see."

The price: $12.99 a month, with a 75% discount offered for the next 31 days.

Erika Eleniak is on pace for $1 million

Former "Baywatch" lifeguard Erika Eleniak has made nearly $300,000 in about three months, putting her on pace for $1 million in her first year, according to sources quoted by TMZ.

She launched in August at 56. TMZ had already reported around $10,000 a week and more than 1,100 subscribers shortly after her start.

Her pitch to fans: a more personal, playful side, with photos, videos and beach content. Keep in mind these numbers come from people close to her, not from OnlyFans.

Hollywood keeps coming

TMZ also names Donna Mills and Jaime Pressly among the veteran stars who joined the site. We covered what Donna Mills' fans actually ask her for in our Donna Mills take.

The pattern is clear: for a famous name, a subscription page is now a normal way to talk to fans directly. Megan Fox did the same thing on Subs, as an owner (our Subs story).

Lilouve, soft promo photo — Photo: © Lilouve

Before you subscribe to a celebrity page

Read the price after the promo. A launch discount is a hook. On OnlyFans, subscriptions renew automatically at the current rate unless you cancel (details in our read of the new terms).
Turn off auto renew if you only want a peek. You keep access until the end of the period you paid.
Expect extras. The monthly fee is the entry ticket. Paid messages and pay-per-view posts cost more.
Use the official link only. A celebrity launch brings copycat accounts. Start from the star's verified social profile, not from a random DM or ad.
Vague promises are vague. "A side you haven't seen" can mean anything. If you want to know what you get, read recent posts and the page bio first.

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FAQ

How much does Lamar Odom's OnlyFans cost?

USA Today reports a monthly price of $12.99, with a 75% discount offered for the next 31 days after his October 27 launch. Check the price shown at checkout before you pay.

How much has Erika Eleniak made on OnlyFans?

According to TMZ's sources, nearly $300,000 in about three months since her August launch, which puts her on pace for $1 million in her first year. These figures come from sources close to her, not from OnlyFans.

Does a launch discount last forever?

Not necessarily. OnlyFans subscriptions renew automatically at the current rate unless you cancel, so check what you will pay after the promo before you subscribe.