Actress Donna Mills, 85, known for her role on "Knots Landing," has addressed the boundaries she intends to set for her newly launched OnlyFans account. Mills stated that while she plans to share "sexy photos" and glimpses into her daily life, she will avoid anything "salacious" or explicit.
In an interview, Mills was asked how far she would go on the platform, particularly if subscribers requested nudity. She indicated that while her initial response would be "no," she is not entirely ruling out future decisions based on fan interest. However, she emphasized her personal preference against producing content that is not aligned with her personality or comfort level, preferring to remain "cute and sexy" rather than overtly explicit.
Mills revealed that OnlyFans approached her about joining the platform, and she was initially unfamiliar with it. The company assured her that she would not be pressured to create content that made her uncomfortable. Her decision to join stemmed from a desire to "connect more intimately" with her long-standing fan base, particularly those who have followed her career since "Knots Landing."
The actress, who rose to fame as Abby Cunningham on the soap opera "Knots Landing" from 1979 to 1993, also mentioned plans to share unseen "sexy photos" from her past. She sees the platform as an opportunity to show fans "the real me: the good hair days, the bad hair days, and everything in between."
Mills, who won a Daytime Emmy in 2015 for her role on "General Hospital," is reportedly the oldest creator on the platform. She expressed enthusiasm for this new avenue of fan engagement, stating, "My fans have given me everything, and this is my way of letting them in a little closer."