Lamar Odom’s latest business venture is reportedly off to a five-figure start, although the earnings claim comes from unnamed sources rather than financial records released by the former NBA player.
TMZ reported Friday that Odom made more than $50,000 during his first eight days on OnlyFans. The outlet said he charges $14.99 a month for access to exclusive photos and videos.
That is slightly more than the “first week” described in the original headline. TMZ’s report did not identify its sources, publish a payment statement or explain whether the figure represents gross revenue or Odom’s take-home earnings after fees. It also did not break down subscriptions, tips or other purchases.
The outlet said he was on track to bring in more than $200,000, but provided no clear timeframe or calculation for that projection. That number should not be treated as money he has already earned. The report did not include a new quote from Odom or his representatives confirming the dollar amounts.
Odom did speak publicly about the launch. In TMZ’s Oct. 27 announcement, he said, “People hear OnlyFans and automatically think one thing, but I’m not here to tell you what you will or won’t see.”
“I’ve lived a pretty wild life, and trust me, there are still a few surprises left,” he added. “I’ve always been an open book, but there are some chapters people haven’t seen yet.”
BSO previously covered Odom and girlfriend Rachel Bradley joining the platform. TMZ reported that Bradley opened her own account and that the couple had discussed making content together. A possible collaboration is not confirmation that one has been released.
The launch also prompted skeptical reactions. TV Insider’s Oct. 30 coverage quoted one commenter writing, “The bills cant be that high bro,” and another saying, “Ain’t no way. Tough economy out there.” Those remarks were reactions to his decision to join, not responses to Friday’s earnings report, and do not establish anything about his finances.
The two-time Lakers champion has remained a public figure beyond basketball through television and his former marriage to Khloé Kardashian. BSO also covered his response to controversy over remarks about their marriage.
For now, the new dollar figures remain TMZ’s anonymously sourced account, not independently verified earnings. Odom’s own launch comments confirm his interest in the venture, but not how much it has paid him.
