Amber Rose Opens Up About Joining OnlyFans: 'It Brings Me Back To My Roots'

Amber Rose has opened up about her decision to join OnlyFans and teased the content fans can expect to see when they subscribe to her page.

In an interview with The Daily Beast, Rose talked about why she signed up for OnlyFans, the subscription platform that has been home to many sex workers hoping to make money during the pandemic.

Rose admitted that she would have joined OnlyFans earlier if she hadn't gotten pregnant with her second child last year. The former “Dancing with the Stars” contestant suggested that she launched her own page after regaining her pre-pregnancy figure.

"With my second baby, I got up to 224 pounds. So now, I’m about ten pounds away from where I was before I had Slash. But yeah, I would’ve done it earlier,” Rose said.

As for what subscribers will get from her OnlyFans page, Rose said that almost everything will be bared. She is also comfortable showing her chest as an advocate of body positivity and women being able to breastfeed in public.

Moreover, Rose promised to stay true to her words after her interviewer cited Bella Thorne’s OnlyFans hullabaloo.

“Whatever I say I’m gonna give you, I’m gonna give you. It’s not a big deal to me. It’s like a digital strip club for me, and it brings me back to my roots,” Rose added.

Rose said that her career as a striptease performer prior to making a name for herself in the entertainment industry has allowed her to be comfortable with baring it all for her subscribers. While many strippers have had bad experiences dealing with middlemen and managers, Rose had a pleasant time working as a dancer.

“I’ve really only had positive experiences being a dancer. It was one of the best times of my life and the money was great. I was in my 20s, had a lot of friends, it was a party every day, and it was before I had kids, so I had nothing but time,” she said.

The OnlyFans newbie also gave her two cents on the issue between sex workers and celebrities joining the platform. Rose admitted that she does understand where the full-time sex workers are coming from but believes that “there’s somebody for everybody.”