Blac Chyna has made a big change. The star has said that she’ll be moving away from a major source of income, OnlyFans, and switching over to a spot that’s more family-friendly.
In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, Blac Chyna (real name Angela White) opened up about what inspired her to walk away from the platform that has reportedly earned her hundreds of millions of dollars.
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“OnlyFans was catered to exploiting myself,” she said of the site, which heavily features adult content. “It was just exploiting myself to get obviously money, but it wasn’t showing my authentic self.”
The model and reality star said that she was concerned about the impact of her OnlyFans content on both her children (who “see everything,” she admitted), as well as other women.
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“If somebody sees me making whatever amount of money from OnlyFans, do you know how many other women are gonna go and run and do OnlyFans because they see that I’m making this money? That’s a negative thing,” she said. “I’m going to be accountable for that come Judgment Day. I’m gonna have to reckon with that.”
The model and former reality star will be transitioning to a nudity-free platform, Passes, where she’ll focus on sharing content about entrepreneurship, health and fitness, beauty, motherhood, and more.
Earlier this year, White, 35, spoke to Page Six about her “life-changing” journey, which resulted in her getting sober, dissolving facial fillers, removing butt and breast implants, as well as focusing on clean eating and getting fit.
“Outside of the body transformation, the spiritual and fitness journey played a major part,” she told the outlet. “When you’re making a transformation, it takes a lot of discipline.”
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The mother of two, King Cairo Stevenson, 11, and Dream Kardashian, 6, went on to share she’s been “very successful” in maintaining her newfound happiness and continues to “improve by the day.” Speaking on how she feels in her new skin, White revealed, “Hotter isn’t even the word!”
“Refreshed and superior is what I would say,” she continued. “This is the best I’ve felt my whole life. My confidence is through the roof, and I’m loving the woman I’m becoming.”
