Mia Khalifa Is Now On OnlyFans But Will Only Post ‘Regular’ Content

Mia Khalifa has started her OnlyFans page after long anticipation but mentioned that she will not post any content related to nudity on it.

Mia Khalifa’s subscribers on the paid platform will only see her “regular” content. The 27-year-old Beirut-born model rose to popularity with her controversial porn days. Even though she has been away from the professional porn industry, she still received death threats for what she did in the past, especially belonging to a conservative Islamic culture.

She continued to remain the number one star on PornHub even after having left the adult porn industry. She switched to becoming a sports commentator and now decided to appear on the subscription-based platform and made the announcement on her Instagram.

"I have a full-time job... as an accountant" she wrote on Instagram with a smiley emoji.

She will be charging $11.99 a month from all her subscribers to allow them to view the content that she is going to post. But it is not going to be the same as someone may expect.

"Even though I will not be creating nude content, I am going to be treating this page like my Instagram without terms of service lol. I want to take my power back and just post what I want and what makes me feel good, and I'm just so thankful that y'all are along for this wild ride,” Mia Khalifa wrote in her post.

“This is all very new to me, I've never been on a platform as fan-facing, so any suggestions for improving my presence here is greatly appreciated! I love you!"

Her fans welcomed her on the platform with emojis and warm smiles.

In her stint as a professional porn star, Mia Khalifa did about 11 videos, which she identifies as something that even haunts her to date and advises other girls not to go for it.

"Long story short: don't do porn. And if you do, don't do it with a company. Do it for yourself, on your own terms,” Mia Khalifa posted as a piece of advice for her fans.

She also added some advice for the consumers of porn and asked them to see that it only comes from an ethical source and not some big corporation that exploits women.