Fans are voicing their disappointment with the content on the 'Black Widow' raptress' page on the adult-only platform as she charges them $25 for monthly subscription.
- January 26, 2023
AceShowbiz - Iggy Azalea has responded to criticism over her OnlyFans content. Taking to her Twitter account, the "Black Widow" raptress urged her fans to "shut up" after many voiced their displeasure with her content.
On Wednesday, January 25, the Australian hip-hop star wrote on the blue bird app, "Shut up and just roll with it…[relieved face emoji]," seemingly responding to the heavy criticism she's been receiving online.
A few minutes earlier, Iggy teased her upcoming sexy content on her page with a short video. In the footage, the 32-year-old raptress could be seen sporting sultry poses while laying down on a chair. She flaunted her enviable figure in a tiny red bikini. She simply captioned the clip with a series of cat laughing emojis.
Fans have been calling out Iggy as they're not happy with her OnlyFans page while they're required to pay $25 a month for exclusive content. The content includes videos, pictures, illustrations, music and poetry.
On Iggy's latest promotion of the page, one person commented, "This what y'all paying 25 dollars a month for." Another added, "Sorry Iggy, but charging $100 for a video of you flapping your hair around is insane. Terrible…"
Other users criticized Iggy for previously complaining about OnlyFans and vowing she would never join it. "Hold up but wasn't you putting down other celebrities for having an OF," someone added, "Ohh baby daddy gone now."
Iggy launched her OnlyFans page on January 13. Along with a video of her striking sultry poses in bed, she wrote, "SURPRISE! I'm dropping a mixed media project called 'Hotter Than Hell'. There's photographs, visual art collabs, videos, merch & all kinds of aesthetically pleasing, hot as hell things happening this year. You can get first look content + updates on my new OnlyFans account."
Within 24 hours, it's reported that Iggy earned nearly AUD$500,000. However, the "Problem" raptress quickly debunked the reports, tweeting, "Lol, Y'all just be saying s**t to say s**t at this point cause that number was pulled outta thin air."
