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With a combined following of 19 million followers on social media, the mother of two sensed that she was using her platform to encourage young girls to follow suit. While the internet subscription service isn’t solely centered around X-rated content, the site is said to be predominantly used by sex workers. While Chyna was initially thought to earn $20 million on OnlyFans, she has since denied these claims. She had made “more than $2 million” over the past two years. “Blac Chyna, because of my past, it was like she’s a super exotic dancer turned this.
At the time people were looking for ways to generate a steady income because of the pandemic. Looking back, Chyna felt guilt over how she had presented herself over the years. She expressed that it was a negative thing. That’s a negative thing,” she expressed. But after experiencing what she called a religious awakening as a born-again Christian, Chyna doesn’t want to be held accountable for it on Judgement Day. “I’m gonna have to reckon with that The fact it is empowering people on a business aspect instead of being exploited, such as OnlyFans.”Moving forward, Chyna hopes to be more of a positive example. She is rebranding her image to ensure that her legacy will not be linked with OnlyFans.
