On 30 October, Michele Morrone has invited fans to discover a more personal side of himself on Subs.com, promising exclusive content and the chance to join a live video call. The 365 Days actor has also become a part-owner of the platform, where his account advertises a monthly subscription of $19.99 (about £14).
His Instagram announcement presents the page as a private space for followers to get closer to him beyond his films, photographs, music and public social-media appearances. 'Everyone thinks they know me,' he writes, before telling fans: 'But the truth is, you've only seen one part of me.'
What Michele Morrone Is Offering Fans
'There's a world I don't share with just anyone. A more personal, more authentic side. Unfiltered,' Morrone writes, describing the appeal of his new account. 'And I've decided to open that door for you', framing the launch around access to aspects of his life that audiences do not usually see.
Subs.com's promotional page advertises exclusive photographs, videos, and behind-the-scenes material, including professional studio shoots and personal moments. The offering is presented as distinct from his existing public accounts, with content the platform says will not appear on Instagram, X, or elsewhere.
What the $19.99 Subscription Covers
Morrone directly raises the prospect of speaking to fans in the caption: 'I want to create something different. A private space where we can be closer, where you can get the chance to have a LIVE VIDEO CALL WITH ME, where I can share things with you that you don't usually get to see.'
His statement appears to offer an opportunity a live call for lucky subscribers, rather than guaranteeing a call for every subscriber. It differentiates the intimacy of the platform versus how it would be in other social media accounts.
Morrone's official profile lists the monthly subscription at $19.99, (about £14) giving prospective subscribers a stated entry price for the paid account. It is unclear how often Morrone will post or whether subscribers will have to pay extra for some content.
His invitation to sign up is explicit: 'See you on SUBS and subscribe on my page. the link is in my bio.' That appeal follows a deliberately limited preview of his plans, with Morrone telling followers: 'I don't want to tell you everything right now.'
Ownership Adds to Morrone's Creator Role
A company-supplied announcement distributed through PR Newswire on 29 October confirms that Morrone is joining as both a creator and part-owner. It contains his explanation of the partnership: 'Subs.com gives me the freedom to connect with my fans in a way that's real, personal, and completely mine.'
'And becoming an owner makes this much bigger than just launching a page,' he adds, linking his content plans to a stake in the business. The announcement does not disclose the size of his holding, its financial terms, or any voting rights or management responsibilities associated with it.
Megan Fox and the Celebrity Connection
Morrone references Megan Fox in his caption and calls them both 'co-founders', a description that differs from the company announcement's term 'part-owner.' The company announcement describes Morrone as a part-owner, not a co-founder. It names Tim Stokely, who co-founded OnlyFans, as Subs.com's founder.
The platform describes a service combining free, advertising-free long-form videos with paid creator pages, allowing creators to set prices and retain ownership of their material. Morrone's announced stake adds a business relationship to that publishing model, while his message to fans centres on exclusive content and the prospect of personal interaction.
