These OnlyFans stars are the most hated women in America
Sophie Rain, Denise Richards and Camilla Araujo have been crowned the Top 3 OnlyFans stars most likely to destroy a marriage, according to a poll of 2,000 married women conducted by OnlyFans search engine OnlyGuider.
A whopping 34% of wives named Rain — a devout Christian and virgin who doesn't do nudity, but 'lingerie-bikini level suggestive teasing' — a threat to their unions.
Rain, 22, told The Post she wasn't surprised.
'I think I made the top because I genuinely connect with people. I remember names, I have real conversations, and I love making my fans feel seen,' she said.
3 Sophie Rain was voted the No. 1 OnlyFans star most likely to destroy a marriage.
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'I think they feel understood with me and it's not sexual, it's the connection, and they like to know what I'm doing in my everyday life.'
The study found that 73% of wives look at their husband's OnlyFans use as a form of cheating, and 42% say they would consider a divorce because of their groom's pleasure-filled pastime.
Rain, who started her account in May 2023, said she's 'not trying to break up anyone's marriage,' but is there to serve as a committed guy's sounding board.
'I know some wives probably look at their husbands' bank statements, but most of the time the men who come to me just want someone to talk to, someone who listens without judgment,' she said.
'I'm not taking anyone away from their marriage, I'm just the emotional escape.'
3 Rain's biggest tipper is a married man named Charley.
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The brunette beauty, who has earned $43 million on OnlyFans last year alone, cited that even her biggest tipper — who gifted her over $4.7 million in 11 months — has a wife at home.
'One of my top fans, Charley, is married and has been super generous, but I am more of an emotional support system for him,' she explained.
Over 1 in 4 surveyed admitted to monitoring their husband's online activity.
Although none of the scorned spouses have reached out to her directly, Rain said some of them are definitely aware of their hubby's interactions with her.
'I know some of them know and they're not thrilled about it. I've had fans tell me their wives have found out,' she said.
3 Denise Richards started her OnlyFans account in 2022.
Landing in second place with 26% of votes was actress Denise Richards, ex-wife of Charlie Sheen.
The 54-year-old mom of three launched her account in 2022, right after her then-18-year-old daughter Sami started her own page on the site.
Sheen, Sami's dad, was not at all pleased by his little girl's presence on the NSFW site.
'I do not condone this,' he lamented to E! News. 'But since I'm unable to prevent it, I urged her to keep it classy, creative and not sacrifice her integrity.'
Araujo took third place, with 21% of wives feeling threatened by her. The Brazilian model has reported she earns $1.5 million a month on the site.
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