It’s as predictable as drag queens on the BBC: as soon as a woman does something lucrative but demeaning in public, she pulls out the “feminist” card. That goes for Lily Phillips, the OnlyFans performer who made headlines after a stunt in which she allowed 101 men to have sex with her in a single day, and OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair, who claims that feminism shapes their work. But a recent study by… Reuters has exposed the criminal, monetized misogyny on the site.

The news outlet uncovered numerous cases of sexual slavery, child sexual abuse material and non-consensual or “revenge” porn on OnlyFans between 2019 and 2024. With nearly 55 million pieces of content uploaded in November alone, the idea that such crimes can be eradicated is ruled out. The platform seems fanciful. Meanwhile, Blair, who has bragged to audiences about creating a better world for her two daughters, deflected questions about the company’s core business. Oddly enough, she describes the term “porn” as “pejorative” for the head of a $1.3 billion sex mega-brand.

OnlyFans was founded in 2016 by British entrepreneur Tim Stokely and sold to shady investor Leonid Radvinsky in 2018. Since then, the company has paid over $20 billion to its now 4.1 million content creators. The site gets a whopping 20% ​​discount – a digital pimp commission.