2025'S Onlyfans Rollercoaster: Earnings, Surgeries, And Scandals on OnlyLikeFans

The Year of Competitive Feats

2025 was a banner year for OnlyFans, thrusting its creators into the limelight more than ever. Kicking things off was Bonnie Blue, who claimed to have shattered records by sleeping with 1,057 men in just 12 hours. Not to be outdone, fellow creators Annie Knight and Lily Phillips joined the race, with Phillips outdoing them all by claiming 1,113 men in the same timeframe.

But these jaw-dropping numbers came with concerns. While these creators enjoyed newfound fame, mental health experts weighed in on the potential emotional toll. "In the moment, [the creators] might feel like they're really special," said psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert. "But after, I think, they probably feel worthless."

Money Talks

The financial stakes were just as eye-opening. Annie Knight disclosed that her earnings had "tripled," reaching up to $600,000 a month post-challenge. Although, by August, she saw a dip to $450,000. Meanwhile, Lil Tay boasted a staggering $1 million in a single day, and Sophie Rain claimed earnings in the tens of millions during her appearance on David Dobrik's vlog.

Surgical Transformations

2025 was also the year of transformation through surgery for many OnlyFans stars. Lily Phillips spent over $60,000 on procedures including a labiaplasty and Brazilian Butt Lift, while Tiffany Wisconsin underwent a cutting-edge treatment known as Rib Sculpt Plus for a sleeker waistline. Annie Knight was open about her $62,000 journey to enhance her confidence.

Feuds and Fallouts

The year wasn't without its share of drama. Bonnie Blue, after being banned from OnlyFans due to her "petting zoo" stunt, sparked a public feud with Knight. Blue claimed her ban was unfair and took jabs at Knight's past hospitalization. Knight retorted, emphasizing the importance of supporting fellow creators.

Another notable clash involved Knight and Sophie Rain, who debated the concept of "morals" in the competitive sex space. Rain's remarks on a podcast led to a heated exchange with Knight, each defending their stance on what it means to have morals in a controversial industry.