Among the strangest things to happen during the COVID-19 pandemic was the rise of OnlyFans.
Founded in 2016 and now boasting over four million creators and 370million registered users, the site is widely used by adult entertainment stars who sell their content to paying customers.
But not everyone is happy about the site’s mass adoption.
In recent years, Vladimir Putin has been leading a crusade against OnlyFans models in Russia.
The crackdown is part of a broader push to return Russian to its ‘traditional’ values, which has ramped up massively since the invasion of Ukraine.
Raids have taken place up and down the country, targeting OnlyFans
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