Sachia Vickery isn’t the first professional athlete to have an OnlyFans account, and she is certainly not apologizing for operating the page to supplement her income. According to Sachia Vickery, she does not consider herself an adult performer and promotes her page as a fun way to connect with her fans while allowing her to compete at a high level.
Sachia Vickery, 30, and fresh off a U.S. Open loss, recently spoke with CNN about her decision to start OnlyFans this year after a shoulder injury kept her off the pro circuit. Currently ranked No. 508 in the world and ranked high as No. 73 in 2018, Vickery told the outlet that while it wasn’t her plan to join the subscription service, it has allowed her the freedom to support her lifestyle and career.
From CNN:
But that all changed this year when a shoulder injury sidelined her for six months and she began posting content on OnlyFans to bring in extra money while she was hurt. Vickery’s highest world ranking of 73rd was achieved in 2018, and she’s currently just outside the top 550. Although her career prize money is listed at $2.1 million, she argues that it’s much less money than it sounds.
