- “American Pie” star Shannon Elizabeth (52) got off to a successful start in her first week on Onlyfans.
- According to Variety and her manager Andy Bachman, she made more than $1.2 million in the first week.
- Elizabeth justifies the move by saying that she no longer wants to let others determine her career in Hollywood.
Shannon Elizabeth (52) is back in the spotlight – but not as many would have expected. The actress who stars as Nadia in “American Pie” remembered by a generation, is said to have made more than $1.2 million in her first week on Onlyfans. This is reported by the US industry magazine “Variety”, citing insiders and a statement from her manager Andy Bachman, CEO of Creators Inc. Bachman confirmed that Elizabeth had achieved a seven-figure amount in the first week.
The 52-year-old’s Onlyfans page went online on April 16th. Shortly before the start of her Onlyfans career, the actress announced in an interview with People magazine that she was tired of working in Hollywood where “other people determined the story and outcome of my career.”
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Shannon Elizabeth wants to “show the sexy side of me”
“This new chapter is about changing that, showing a sexy side of me that no one has ever seen, and being closer to my fans.” She added: “I chose Onlyfans because it allows me to connect directly with my audience, be creative on my own terms and just be free. I firmly believe that this is the future.”
The fact that things are getting off to such a rapid start may have surprised even industry experts. Elizabeth joins a list of prominent Onlyfans newcomers, including Carmen Electra, Bhad Bhabie, Mia Khalifa, “Sopranos” star Drea de Matteo and Sophie Rain. De Matteo, for example, made it public in 2024 that the income from just one month on the platform saved her house from foreclosure.
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Leonie Projer (pro), born in 1997, is deputy head of the People department. She gained her first journalistic experiences at Tele M1 and “ArgoviaToday”.
