Former NBA star Lamar Odom is taking his career in a new direction, announcing his arrival on OnlyFans alongside his girlfriend, Rachel Bradley.
The two-time NBA champion says the subscription-based platform will give fans access to a more personal side of his life, including experiences and stories that have remained away from the cameras.
Odom, 46, introduced the new venture on Tuesday, positioning it as an opportunity for subscribers to get to know him beyond his basketball career and television appearances.
“You’ve seen me on the court. You’ve seen me on TV. Now get to know the REAL me,” he wrote in his official profile biography.
According to the information provided, Odom’s account is offering an introductory subscription rate of $3.25 for the first month, followed by a regular monthly fee of $13.
Lamar Odom Wants to Show Fans Another Side
Although OnlyFans is widely associated with adult entertainment, Odom says he wants subscribers to look beyond the platform’s reputation.
Speaking to TMZ, the former Lakers forward described himself as someone who has lived a wild life and has generally been an open book. However, he suggested there are still parts of his personal story that the public has yet to discover.
The content is reportedly expected to be risqué, although Odom is not planning to take things too far.
His move also marks another celebrity entry into the growing subscription-content business, where public figures can offer exclusive material directly to their audiences.
Girlfriend Rachel Bradley Joins the Platform
Odom is making the move alongside his girlfriend, Rachel Bradley, a Los Angeles-based real estate professional who has also launched an OnlyFans profile.
Bradley reportedly charges $13 per month and describes herself as someone who enjoys fashion and travel. Her page promises lifestyle content with an element of mystery.
There are also reports that the couple could collaborate on content for their respective accounts in the future, although no specific joint project has been confirmed.
Odom remains widely recognised for his successful NBA career, particularly his time with the Los Angeles Lakers, where he won two championships.
He also became a familiar television personality through his reality TV appearances and high-profile personal life.
Now, the former basketball star is opening another chapter as a digital creator, inviting fans to see a side of him that goes beyond the court.
