From the main stage to the main feed, Drag Race alumni have found a lucrative—and liberating—second spotlight on OnlyFans. No longer just a pandemic hustle, the subscription platform has become a space where drag artists are embracing sex positivity, gender fluidity, and entrepreneurship. For many, it’s not just about explicit content—it’s about autonomy, authenticity, and owning their queerness in a society still catching up. Below, meet the queens who are turning subscribers into superfans, one thirst trap at a time.
Sam Handley AKA Gothy Kendoll ($9.99/month)
The first queen to sashay away from Drag Race UK season one, Gothy Kendoll flipped her early exit into a long-lasting brand. Known now for her no-holds-barred OnlyFans, Gothy offers X-rated content with a wink and a smirk. Her page is a wild ride through digital desire, and she’s not afraid to show it all. “So this is what it looks like,” her bio teases. Apparently, what it looks like is very, very clickable.
Dan Donigan AKA Milk ($9.99/month)
Milk has always been unconventional, and her OnlyFans is no exception. Known for blending fashion-forward drag with unapologetic queerness, Milk’s content is more risqué than raunchy—offering sultry photos and suggestive videos without crossing the full-frontal threshold. While she keeps it mysterious on the main drag, her alt X account @loudnoisesss offers a little taste of what’s on the menu. It’s high-fashion thirst, with a twist of kink.
Matthew Lent AKA Pearl ($14.99/month)
Pearl’s sleepy-eyed charm on season 7 made her a fan favorite, and her OnlyFans channel cranks up the intimacy. Using his real name, Matthew, and the handle “Mister Pearl,” he makes it very clear: “Yes, full frontals, ass, XXX vids on main feed.” He also reminds fans that leaking content is “illegal and creepy,” so hands off unless you’re tipping. Pearl is giving raw realness and high vibes—and charging a premium for it.
Tessa Testicle ($9.99/month)
Germany’s trade of the season, Tessa Testicle, made a splash on Drag Race Germany and Global All Stars. Her OnlyFans continues that momentum, showing off exactly what had everyone crushing in the first place. “Your favorite trade of the season’s favorite trade of the season,” reads her bio, and the fans couldn’t agree more. She’s smart, sexy, and strategic—using her platform to tease, tantalize, and turn a profit.
Bryan Philip AKA Ariel Versace (as Blake Banx) ($7.99/month)
Ariel Versace is all glam on stage—but Blake Banx is all man on OF. Using his alt identity for adult content, Blake gives subscribers over 300 pieces of exclusive media. “Jersey Boy. Traveler. Verse. Here for a good time,” reads the cheeky bio. And by the looks of it, a good time is exactly what’s being served. This isn’t just a drag queen trying something new—it’s a full-blown rebrand, and it’s working.
Jared Breakenridge AKA Sasha Belle (as Frisbee Jenkins) ($4.99/month)
Sasha Belle may not have lasted long on Drag Race season 7, but she’s become an OnlyFans powerhouse. Under her rebrand Frisbee Jenkins (and sometimes “Iowa Boy”), Sasha offers nearly 400 videos and over 300 photos of “XXX adult action.” A pioneer among queens using OF, she combines Midwestern charm with full-throttle content that keeps fans subscribed and satisfied.
Gia Gunn ($5/month)
Gia Gunn never does subtle, and her OnlyFans is no different. Self-described as “TV celebrity gone wild,” Gia is keeping it personal, fun, and strictly fan-service—emphasizing that it’s not a dating platform, just a party. Known for her controversy and camp, Gia leans into both on OF, blurring the line between performance and pleasure.
Scarlet Adams ($11.99/month)
From scandal to spotlight, Scarlet Adams has turned the page—and turned heads—on OnlyFans. The Aussie queen offers “exclusive adult content” as her out-of-drag persona, Aryn Hunter. Her bio promises personal messages and custom requests, with an open mind for special orders. The scandalous past may still follow her, but this new era is unapologetically raunchy and queer.
Dahlia Sin ($12/month)
Dahlia Sin, fierce queen of season 12, has built a reputation on OF for no-holds-barred adult content. Her page promises “exclusive private photos of me you’ll never see anywhere else,” and fans seem to agree—subscribing for solo scenes and videos with male partners. With 347 posts and an open-door policy for custom content, Dahlia is a one-woman content machine.
Gala Varo ($10/month)
After Drag Race México and Global All Stars, Gala Varo wasted no time giving the fans what they wanted. Her OnlyFans doesn’t need a flashy bio—her photos and videos do all the talking. Gala’s page is thriving with global attention, proving that language is no barrier to lust.
Adore Delano ($15/month)
Adore Delano’s OF is more than sexy—it’s revolutionary. Since coming out as a trans woman in 2023, Adore has embraced her body and voice in new, powerful ways. Her OF page includes uncensored content and bold confidence, reminding fans that trans women belong everywhere—even on adult platforms.
Willam Belli AKA Willam ($6.99/month)
Known for biting comedy and NSFW antics, Willam brings all of it to OF. With over 100 videos and pics, she’s mixing filth with funny in true Willam fashion. Expect drag, nudity, and enough outrageousness to keep even the most jaded fans entertained. Willam’s page isn’t just explicit—it’s a drag performance in XXX form.
Kameron Michaels ($14.99/month)
Fans have been begging for this one: Kameron Michaels, bodybuilder Barbie of season 10, has arrived on OF. “This website is 18+ ONLY,” her bio reads. She’s offering solo content, exclusive photos, and the possibility of future collabs. Kameron’s mix of muscle, charm, and raw honesty makes her one of the platform’s most buzzed-about queens.
James Ross AKA King Tyra ($50/month)
Drag Race royalty King Tyra (f.k.a. Tyra Sanchez) is using OF less for thirst and more for exclusivity. Unlike her sisters, Tyra’s page leans toward Patreon-style fan content, not porn. It’s a steep fee, but for true fans of the season 2 winner, access is everything.
A Platform for Power, Not Just Pleasure
While the content may be NSFW, the message is crystal clear: drag queens are reclaiming their bodies, monetizing their image, and rewriting the rules of queer fame. OnlyFans has become more than a platform—it’s a stage. Whether it’s for risqué art, uncensored truth, or pure financial freedom, these queens are using it to survive, thrive, and serve. And baby, we are tipping.