The 48-year-old Emmy winner and My Name Is Earl star said in a Variety statement on Thursday that she joined the platform to connect with fans on her own terms.
Pressly said the move lets her control her creative decisions outside traditional Hollywood gatekeeping, echoing friend Shannon Elizabeth, who reportedly made $1.2m in her first seven days on OnlyFans.
The launch adds to a wider 2026 shift as established actors use subscription platforms and direct messaging to build creator-led businesses and reduce reliance on studios.
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