Erika Eleniak earning $1m annually on OnlyFans after Baywatch
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 08:47 · Archive
Actress Erika Eleniak has earned nearly $300,000 in three months on OnlyFans, putting her on pace for $1 million in her first year.
Erika Eleniak, who played lifeguard Shauni McClain on the hit 1990s series Baywatch from 1989 to 1992, has earned nearly $300,000 in just three months on OnlyFans. This trajectory puts her on pace to make roughly $1 million during her first year on the subscription platform, according to TMZ. She launched her profile in August and was initially earning around $10,000 per week, with more than 1,100 subscribers.
Eleniak told Fox News Digital that joining OnlyFans has been unexpectedly rewarding. 'When I first thought about joining OnlyFans, I honestly believed I was going to hate it,' she said. 'But I have to tell you, I absolutely love it. It has given me this incredible opportunity to reconnect with so many wonderful people who have followed my career since the 1980s, from E.T. to Baywatch, my Playboy days, The Beverly Hillbillies, and everything in between.'
She described the emotional impact as significant, saying: 'For the first time in my life, I genuinely feel loved, appreciated and empowered in a way I never have before. It's an extraordinary feeling, and I honestly can't believe how much happiness it's brought into my life.'

How it is being reported
- ‘Baywatch’ beauty Erika Eleniak on pace for $1 million OnlyFans payday decades after iconic TV roleThe actress who played lifeguard Shauni McClain earned nearly $300,000 in just three months on the platform.New York Post · 2 Nov, 08:34
- ‘Baywatch’ beauty Erika Eleniak on pace for $1 million OnlyFans payday decades after iconic TV roleErika Eleniak reportedly earned nearly $300,000 in three months on OnlyFans and is set to reprise her role in Fox's upcoming "Baywatch" reboot in 2027.Fox News · 1 Nov, 14:00
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