Former ECW and WWE star Dawn Marie has joined OnlyFans, the subscription-based content platform, at the age of 55. Marie, a Women’s Wrestling Hall of Famer, announced her move to the platform, specifying that her content will feature "sexy shoots and implied nudity" and will not include full nudity or overtly sexual material.
Marie began promoting her OnlyFans presence earlier this month, encouraging direct messages from fans while emphasizing a "fun, flirty and respectful" interaction policy. Before launching her OnlyFans account in August 2026, she previously offered personal video messages to fans via email.
Originally from New Jersey, Marie currently participates in wrestling conventions and fan events. She also operates an online business selling healing crystals and metaphysical accessories. After retiring from professional wrestling in 2012, she pursued a career as a nurse in New Jersey.
Marie's wrestling career began in 1998 with Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) as a valet for Lance Storm and Justin Credible, contributing to their two ECW Tag Team Championships. Following ECW's closure, she joined WWE in 2001, initially working as Vince McMahon's legal assistant on SmackDown. She was notably involved in a storyline feud with Torrie Wilson, which included a controversial plot where she married Wilson's father, Al, and implied his death from a heart attack during their honeymoon.
Marie departed WWE in 2005 and subsequently filed a wrongful termination lawsuit, alleging she was fired due to pregnancy. The lawsuit was settled out of court in 2007 for an undisclosed sum.
Marie is not the first athlete to join OnlyFans. Several former professional wrestlers and combat sports athletes, including former NXT stars Brianna Coda and Bea Priestley, and former UFC fighters Paige VanZant, Felice Herrig, and Jessica Andrade, have also utilized the platform.