Lamar Odom has reportedly made more than £38,000 in just eight days after joining OnlyFans, with the former NBA star now hoping to encourage other athletes to follow his lead. A representative for the 47-year-old said in an interview on Sunday, 8 November, that Odom had made more than $50,000 on the content creation platform during his first eight days.
The figure is equivalent to approximately £38,000. However, the earnings have not been independently verified, and the amount has not been confirmed by OnlyFans or through publicly available financial records.
The claim comes from Odom's representative, as reported. Odom has also spoken about his ambitions for the venture, saying he wants to bring other athletes on board as he builds his presence on the subscription-based platform.
Lamar Odom Wants Other Athletes to Join OnlyFans
In a statement to People, Odom described the response to his account as 'incredible' and said it has given him a new way to connect with supporters. 'The response to my OnlyFans has been incredible', he said. 'I'm connecting with fans in a whole new way, building something big, and now I'm looking to bring other athletes along for the ride'.
He added: 'There's a real opportunity here, and we're just getting started'. His comments suggest that Odom sees the platform as more than a personal business venture. He is interested in encouraging fellow sports stars to explore ways of connecting directly with their audiences.
However, he has not named any athletes he hopes to recruit, and there has been no confirmation of formal partnerships or discussions.
What Lamar Odom Promised Fans on OnlyFans
Odom launched his OnlyFans account in October, introducing it with a bio that promised subscribers a more personal look at his life away from basketball and television.
'You've seen me on the court. You've seen me on TV. Now get to know the REAL me. A little more personal. A little more playful. And a side of Lamar you haven't seen before,' the description read.
In a statement in October, Odom explained that the platform would give him a different way to communicate with supporters.
'Joining OnlyFans gives me a chance to connect with my fans on a whole different level, without all the filters,' he said.
He also teased that subscribers could expect 'a little bit of everything', including surprises and content they might not expect from him.
'I'm not giving away too much just yet. You'll have to subscribe to find out. Just know I'm keeping it real, and nothing's off the table,' he added.
Odom addressed the assumptions surrounding OnlyFans in an interview with another news outlet, saying: 'People hear OnlyFans and automatically think one thing, but I'm not here to tell you what you will or won't see. I've lived a pretty wild life.'
Girlfriend Rachel Bradley Could Make Content With Odom
Odom's new venture has also attracted attention because his girlfriend, Rachel Bradley, has reportedly created an OnlyFans account of her own. A news outlet reported that the couple may film content together in the future, citing a source familiar with the situation. Neither Odom nor Bradley has publicly confirmed plans for a joint project.
The reported possibility has added another talking point to Odom's move to the platform, although his recent comments have focused on his early earnings and ambitions to involve other athletes.
Odom's Life Beyond Basketball
Born on 6 November 1979 in Queens, New York, Odom, 47, played 14 NBA seasons and won back-to-back championships with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2009 and 2010. He was also named the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year in 2011.
Away from basketball, he married reality TV star Khloé Kardashian in 2009. They separated in 2013, with their divorce finalised in 2016. Odom's personal struggles also made headlines. In 2015, he was found unconscious at a Nevada brothel and later fell into a coma.
Now, he is pursuing a new venture on OnlyFans, where his representative says he made more than $50,000 in his first eight days. The figure has not been independently verified, but Odom has already expressed ambitions to bring other athletes onto the platform.
