Britney Spears Would Make $100 Million A Year On OnlyFans, Expert Says
Earlier this year, Britney Spears put rumors to bed that she was working on her first album since 2016 by announcing that she was never going to return to the music industry. These days, the 42-year-old former pop star spends her time in various forms of undress on social media.
Her repeated tests of Instagram's censors with everything from topless pictures to nudes sparked rumors that she would eventually take her talents over to OnlyFans. She's even said to have had discussions with the platform's powers that be.
Britney turned down the opportunity to join the platform and "opted to push the community guidelines on her pre-existing social media accounts." An endeavor she's treated like, at the very least, a part-time job.
Her unwillingness to associate herself with the explicit side of OnlyFans has her leaving some serious money on the table, according to a report from the Daily Mail. An OnlyFans manager crunched the numbers and gave her expert opinion on the amount of money she's turning her back on.
"According to all the statistics I've examined, my prediction for her earnings would be that the first month of the launch will bring a massive influx of people - possibly making her earnings range anywhere from $13 million to $18 million," Celeste Franklyn from the OnlyFans agency Plush told the Daily Mail.
"In the following months, her income will most likely level out to about $6 million to $9 million a month, due to the decline of engagement that was caused by the initial curiosity," Franklyn said.
Britney Spears Is Interested In Testing Social Media Guidlines, Not Making Millions On OnlyFans
I'm not a mathematician, but even I can figure out that on the high end she's taking home more than $100 million a year. That's nothing to sneeze at and would put her up near the top of all earners with the likes of rapper Iggy Azalea.
Now the expert wouldn't be fully doing her job if she didn't also point out that Britney couldn't just hop on the platform, fire off nudes, and add $100 million to her bank account. It's not that easy.
However, the former singer could, with a strategic approach and a well-thought-out plan to launch her account, make big money. That, on paper, looks like a lot of work.
Franklyn said that Spears would have to do things differently in order to truly stand out, Franklyn said.
"Instead of marketing the page to the male audience directly, a strategic approach would be to market the OnlyFans content as exclusive fan material, in addition to occasional explicit content, to retain male interest - kind of like an exclusive page that doesn't have a filter or any sort of censorship on it."
If anyone is going to pass up on millions upon millions of dollars and opt to test the censors on social media platforms for free from the comfort of her mansion, it's Britney Spears.
It's the type of crazy move you're almost forced into respecting. Never change Britney, do you.