Bella Thorne Sets Record After Making $1M On OnlyFans In 24 Hours

Bella Thorne broke a record on OnlyFans by making $1 million in her first 24 hours on the paid subscription service.

A rep for OnlyFans confirmed that Thorne was the first to make that much money on their platform in just 24 hours, Page Six reported. OnlyFans is popular for its X-rated content.

Other prominent figures who joined the service were Cardi B and "The Real Housewives of New York" star Sonja Morgan. However, the "WAP" rapper made her limits clear on her profile.

"No I’m not going to be showing my t—ies, or my p—y, or my ass, just straight up real-life content s - - t, you guys be mad nosy when it comes to my life," Cardi B wrote.

Thorne has already made $2 million from the social media platform, but her net worth remains debatable. Celebrity Net Worth values her at $12 million while Seventeen Magazine reported in 2019 that her net worth was approximately $5 million.

Thorne's page reportedly doesn't have any explicit graphic material. Aside from connecting with fans, she is using her profile for research purposes for a movie she is making with director Sean Baker.

Thorne has already made a porn movie. Her directorial debut , entitled “Her & Him,” is on Pornhub. Thorne said in a promotional video that her original plan was to create a Christmas horror movie but ended up making a "beautiful, ethereal film."

"The process of shooting was quite interesting because we had real life [explicit] on set which I had never shot before at all. It is quite a fun environment," she said about the film

"If you think that porn is uncomfortable, I’m sorry that you are uncomfortable, but don’t make other people feel uncomfortable for being okay with it," she added.

On Aug. 19, Thorne announced on Instagram that she was joining the adult subscription platform. She shared a video of her saying, "Excuse me, I have an announcement," followed by clips of her wearing revealing outfits. The video ended with a link to her OnlyFans profile and she invited her followers to join her thee.

Thorne is charging $20 a month for access to her videos and exclusive pay-per-view video sessions. The site briefly crashed after Thorne launched her page, Page Six reported.