Denise Richards Joins OnlyFans Forum

Denise Richards has joined OnlyFans, the controversial social media platform where users can post NSFW content. The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star officially opened her account on Thursday after Sami Sheen announced she had created an OnlyFans page earlier in the month.

Celebrities have taken notice of NSFW sites, creating their own accounts to share provocative content with fans. Some celebrities, like Cardi B, Bella Thorne and Larsa Pippen, use them to promote their upcoming projects.

OnlyFans is a subscription-based service where users can pay to access content uploaded by their favorite celebrities. The site also provides various other features, such as a forum where members can discuss and respond to posts made by others.

At OnlyFans, there are no ads or pop-ups and subscribers must pay $25 a month. Unfortunately for Richards, her one post on OnlyFans is highly sexually suggestive.

Recently, she revealed her intention behind creating the OnlyFans account: to “connect with my fans”. Additionally, Sami Sheen expressed her admiration of it and why she decided to join NSFW sites over other options.

She admitted she was reluctant to sign up for the NSFW platform, but ultimately felt drawn by its sultry content. She wanted to share her life with her followers and give them an inside look at her daily routine.

Richards and her daughter remain estranged, yet Richards has recently displayed a growing affection for her in recent months. Recently she gave an 18th birthday shout-out on Instagram and spent Mother’s Day with her.

Denise has taken to Instagram in response to critics who have attacked her daughter Sami for creating an OnlyFans account despite their divorce from Charlie Sheen in 2006. In a recent post, Denise claimed neither she nor Sheen have the authority to judge Sami’s actions; rather, she expressed envy of her confidence and compared her own experience in the spotlight to Sami’s: Sami “did Wild Things” and posed nude on a 2004 issue of Playboy magazine.