The teen influencer says she’s the ‘youngest girl’ on OnlyFans after a $1 million debut.
Just days after turning 18
, internet star Lil Tay says she earned over $1 million within her first three hours on OnlyFans — a claim that, if true, would mark a record-breaking debut.
On Sunday, August 3, the viral teen influencer, real name Claire Hope, shared a screenshot of what she says is her earnings from the adult content platform. The alleged total, $1,024,298.09.
Proclaiming to be the “youngest girl on OnlyFans,” she told her followers she made the content “one minute past midnight” on her 18th birthday. If confirmed by the platform, Lil Tay would be dethroning a previous record held by rapper Bhad Bhabie, who claimed she made $1 million in six hours after launching her own OnlyFans in 2021.
In her post, Lil Tay included a detailed screenshot breaking down the alleged revenue from her OnlyFans debut, in which she earned $511,318.90 from subscriptions, $486,381.19 from private messages and $27,405 in tips.
She paired the numbers with a video of herself celebrating the milestone and assuring followers that her content was created “at 12:01 a.m.” on July 29 — just minutes after her birthday.
“You can’t say Lil Tay ain’t winning,” she said in another clip. “So, for everybody out there, do whatever the hell you want with your life. Who gives a f— what people have to say? Remember this, Lil Tay rich and finna get richer.”
Initial reactions on social media have been mixed, with some supporting the move and others questioning the ethics of the launch.
“I hope she’s just tricking these people cuzzz whattt” one fan wrote. “We saw this girl grow up, what is wrong with people?” another user commented.
Lil Tay became famous at just 9-years-old for her profanity-laced Instagram videos flaunting stacks of cash, Lamborghinis and designer clothes. Marketed as the “youngest flexer of the century,” she amassed millions of views, but also faced backlash over alleged parental manipulation.
In 2023, her Instagram account posted a message falsely announcing her death, igniting a massive online firestorm. She later resurfaced, claiming she had been hacked and was very much alive.
Lil Tay’s latest OnlyFans launch joins a growing list of celebrities who have embraced the site, including Bella Thorne, Carmen Electra, DJ Khaled, Fat Joe, Drea de Matteo and even cricketer Tymal Mills.
The influencer hinted at more content coming soon and said she turned down “$30 to $40 million” in offers from other platforms before her birthday even came. “I’m like, why would I need you, though? I am the bag. I don’t need you to give me a bag. Don’t need your petty 30 to 40 mil. Like, come on.”
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