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New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner finds himself in the middle of a defamation suit after a woman claimed he lied about having an OnlyFans account.

The lawsuit, which was filed in December 2024 in the Superior Court of New Jersey’s Morris County, alleges Gardner issued a knowingly false and harmful statement in an X, previously Twitter, post. The drama started when Gardner posted a picture of a vacant room under construction, with this caption: 

“Do I even have to say what I’m getting built at my new house?”

Kalli Mariakis, a Buffalo Bills supporter, responded with a dig at the Jets’ defence: “A simulator to instruct you in not throwing pass interference or defensive holding.”

Gardner hastened to respond with a provocative assertion: “I’m sure your husband would not appreciate it if I informed him you’d sent me your OF link via DM, would he?”

Mariakis promptly denied the claim, requesting Gardner to present evidence: “Why don’t you send the link then? He’s waiting! I would love to know what it is myself! Nice comeback, @iamSauceGardner, but what a shame it’s a big fat lie!”

The situation was escalated when Barstool Sports released an article titled, “If You’re a Married OnlyFans Model Who’s Been DMing Sauce Gardner, You’d Be Wise Not to Troll Him About His Coverage Skill,” further expanding on the allegation. The lawsuit contends that the article spread a lie and depicted Mariakis in a misleading manner.

“The piece was not only misleading and false — it was constructed on a deliberate lie,” the legal complaint declares, contending that the fact would have undermined the entire basis of the article: “Don‘t mess with Sauce Gardner on or off the field.”

Mariakis, 42, says the article and tweet damaged her reputation and resulted in harassment targeted toward both her husband and daughter. She is currently seeking compensatory and punitive damages from both Gardner and Barstool Sports, which are listed as defendants in the 15-page lawsuit.

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Amanda Bynes has officially opened her own OnlyFans page, becoming the latest celebrity to join the platform — but she’s made it clear from the start: fans shouldn’t expect anything explicit.

Former Nickelodeon star, best known for The Amanda Show and What I Like About You, made the announcement on Tuesday through her Instagram Stories, where she is thrilled to reconnect with her supporters in a more direct way.

“I’m on OnlyFans now!” Bynes posted, accompanied by a candid disclaimer:
“I’m doing OnlyFans to chat with my fans through DMs. I won’t be posting any sleazy content.”

At 39, the actress has stayed relatively in the background over the last few years, except for occasional public appearances in Los Angeles. Her new show on the subscription service seems to be an attempt to reconnect with her fan base on her own terms.

Amanda Bynes‘ return to the public eye has attracted new attention since her conservatorship was ended in 2022. One of the most familiar faces on teen TV, she has since struggled with a series of personal issues, including substance abuse and mental illness.

In 2023, Bynes again generated headlines when she was twice hospitalized on psychiatric holds during the year. It happened when she was once caught walking around the streets of Los Angeles naked. She was said to have been “off her meds” by her ex-boyfriend to the press at that moment.

After those incidents, she was hospitalized in a mental health center for additional treatment. But by 2024, Bynes was well on the way towards healing and recuperation. She openly declared she was focusing on getting healthy physically and mentally after having gained 20 pounds while having gone through a time of depression.

“I’m doing a lot better now,” she said at the time, adding that she had started practicing “opposite action” — a therapeutic technique used in behavioural treatment — to help her make healthier choices when unmotivated.

Bynes told followers she had set a personal goal to go from 162 pounds down to 110 pounds, not for public image but to regain control over her health.

And now, with opening her OnlyFans account, the actress appears to be taking another step towards rebuilding her life — this time with well-defined boundaries. She’s not using the platform for adult material, but for connection, conversation, and genuineness.

For more celebrity comebacks, social media fads, and pop culture news stories, go to List25.

Before Erika Amore became a rising star on OnlyFans, she was behind the scenes at WWE — not as a wrestler, but as a marketing professional. Working with one of the world’s biggest entertainment brands and observing stars like John Cena up close taught her more than just corporate strategy.  It gave her a deep understanding of what makes people connect with a story —a lesson she’s now using to great success in the adult content world.

Amore was laid off in 2020 during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Rather than dwell on the loss, she saw an opportunity to pivot. With years of experience in storytelling, branding, production, and fan engagement, she built a presence on OnlyFans. On this platform, success is often as much about personality as it is about appearance.

“Working at WWE was the best training ground,” Amore said in a recent interview. “I didn’t just market wrestling. I learned how to build a story, create a character, and make people care.”

And that’s exactly what she did. On OnlyFans, Erika leans into a fictional persona: a bold, busty MILF from Texas. She’s quick to point out that the character isn’t who she is in real life — it’s entertainment, and it’s working.

“I created a version of myself that fans can follow and feel connected to. It’s just like the characters in wrestling. The moment you give people someone to believe in, they’ll invest emotionally — and financially.”

One of her biggest inspirations from her WWE days is none other than 16-time world champion John Cena. While she admired his in-ring performance, it was his professionalism off-camera that truly left an impression.

“John Cena was always the same — professional, kind, focused,” she recalled. “He made everyone on set feel important. That’s the energy I bring into every shoot, every event, every interaction.”

Now managing multiple creators, filming group content, and attending industry events, Amore credits Cena’s example for the way she runs her business: with respect, clarity, and intention. She views her OnlyFans journey not just as a form of expression, but as a business, one where branding and character development are just as important as content.

She also acknowledges that not everyone entering the space has her level of experience. “Having a professional background sets me apart,” she said. “Most people don’t come in with a sense of structure — branding, storytelling, production planning. I do.”

Though she dreams of becoming the “Dwayne Johnson of content creation,” it’s Cena’s grounded approach to fame that she tries to emulate in her everyday work. For Erika Amore, it’s about building something sustainable — and doing it with integrity.

For more stories on creators redefining the industry with strategy and purpose, visit List25.

Sami Sheen, daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen, is drawing clear boundaries when it comes to her OnlyFans content — and she’s not afraid to talk about them.

The 21-year-old model and content creator opened up on the Casual Chaos with Gia Giudice podcast about the more unusual requests she’s received from subscribers since launching her account in 2022.

“People will request the craziest things,” Sami said, revealing that she often gets asked for foot content — but with some unexpected twists.
“They’ve requested weird things, like dipping my foot in the toilet. I’m like, ‘Why does that turn you on? Is my foot going into a toilet? That’s weird, but OK, why not?’

Despite the odd nature of some requests, Sami says she doesn’t mind giving fans what they want within reason. “I honestly do have really cute feet, so I don’t blame them,” she laughed.

However, there are clear lines she won’t cross. “I’ve never, ever, ever done a sex tape,” Sami stated firmly, also adding that she doesn’t do “full, full, full nudity.” Her approach, she says, is all about balance.

“I just keep it very classy while still giving people their money’s worth, if that makes sense,” she said. “I feel like I do give people their money’s worth.”

Sami Sheen has been open with her subscribers about the boundaries she maintains on the platform. When things go too far, she’s direct but respectful. “There are other girls who will give you that,” she explained. “No judgment at all. It’s just not my thing.”

She first joined OnlyFans just three months after turning 18, explaining in an interview with People that the decision was driven by a desire for financial independence.
“I really wanted to get an apartment, and I knew that working at the candy shop I was working at wasn’t going to cut it,” she said. “So, I went to the next best thing and made an OnlyFans.”

Since then, she’s built a business she controls on her own terms. “It’s been really rewarding being my own boss and making my own hours and being able to do the things I’ve always wanted to do,” she shared.

These days, she works with a structured routine, mixing in custom requests and talking with other creators for inspiration. “I’ll talk to other girls or watch videos to get different ideas,” she noted.

Her parents have had mixed reactions to her decision. Denise Richards initially didn’t understand why Sami joined the platform, but came around, even launching her own account in 2022.

“When I saw that she was getting backlash for owning her sexuality and doing what she wanted to do, it upset me as a mom and also as a woman in business,” Denise said.

Charlie Sheen also admitted to having a knee-jerk reaction at first, but later offered his support. “I have to have confidence and just know in my heart that all of her virtues and all the wonderfulness that makes her, her, come with her,” he said.

Brazilian OnlyFans star Debora Peixoto has gone viral after announcing she is pregnant with another man — and not just any man, but her adult film co-star. The 32-year-old adult performer made the personal announcement on social media, shocking followers with a photo of two positive pregnancy tests and a tearful message stating the baby was made during a scene with Spanish adult performer Maximo Garcia.

Debora Peixoto has been married to her husband, Anderson Peixoto, for more than a decade, and the news understandably caused a crisis in their marriage.

“He was very angry and, initially, he even requested divorce,” Debora confessed. “It was a shock for both of us. With time, we were able to speak, and we are trying to cope with this new stage together.”

The pregnancy was not something Debora expected. Soon after working with Garcia on camera, she started feeling strange symptoms.

“My body changed. I began to get bizarre symptoms,” she said. “I decided to take a pregnancy test, and it was positive.”

Her announcement went viral on the internet, with both encouragement and criticism raining in. Some even told her to consider an abortion, which she found profoundly painful.

“I was very upset by this,” Debora said. “But now I’m feeling very supported by my husband and my team.”

Debora is already a mother and has expressed excitement about welcoming another child, especially now that she and Anderson have decided to work through the situation together. The couple has chosen to stay united and raise the child despite the unconventional circumstances of conception.

What’s especially interesting about their dynamic is that Anderson has been heavily invested in Debora’s content production for a long time. Not at all a passive observer, he is actively invested in her career, frequently assisting with production.

“My husband is the one who assists me the most, even in production,” Debora said. “Sometimes I want to create a video, and he gives me suggestions. He records.”

Their tale reignited conversations on how much adult content careers weigh on romantic relationships, especially when sex with others is involved in the job. Australian OnlyFans model Alicia Davis once explained the emotional struggles of dating a man who says he’s open-minded but can’t stomach the nature of the work. Another nameless husband noted his wife’s OnlyFans job “altered our relationship forever,” though he soon grew to accept it.

Debora and Anderson do seem devoted, though, to working through the intricacies of their own particular circumstances. Although most couples might not live through a revelation like this, the couple does seem bent on emerging stronger.

“It’s not how we pictured growing our family, but we’re making an effort to get on with things with love and integrity,” Debora reported.

Their tale is not only one of surprise — it’s also one of reconciliation, support, and redefining what partnership is possible in the digital era.

Drew Carey is stepping out and sparking a lot of conversation.

The Price Is Right host, 66, was spotted having lunch with OnlyFans star and adult film performer Niki Skyler, 37, in Los Angeles this week. The two were photographed chatting and smiling outside a restaurant, with Carey keeping things casual in a blue plaid shirt and sneakers, while Skyler rocked loose black pants and a fitted tank top.

There was no PDA during the outing, but that hasn’t stopped the internet from speculating. However, a source close to the pair told Page Six that there’s nothing romantic going on; they’re just longtime friends.

“Drew has been friends with Skyler for almost 10 years,” the insider shared.

Skyler, who’s known for her work in the adult entertainment industry and presence on OnlyFans, hasn’t commented on the lunch date. Carey’s rep also hasn’t issued any public statements.

What makes this sighting especially emotional for fans is the timing. It’s been five years since Carey lost his former fiancée, Dr. Amie Harwick, in a tragic and highly publicised murder case. Harwick, a well-known therapist, was killed by her ex-boyfriend, Gareth Pursehouse, in 2020. She was just 38.

Carey and Harwick had started dating in 2016 and got engaged in 2018, though they called it off later that year. Still, their connection ran deep, and Carey has said that they were in contact shortly before her death.

“I think about her every day,” he told Us Weekly earlier this year. “Her death still affects me and my ideas about relationships and intimacy.”

Since her passing, Carey has largely stayed out of the dating scene.
“I have women I go out with and spend time with, but it’s all platonic,” he said. “Amie’s death really affected everything.”

In 2022, he opened up in a 48 Hours interview about how much he was grieving, even describing himself as feeling “like a widower.” When Harwick died, he said he was overwhelmed with grief and called her his “once-in-a-lifetime” love.

Pursehouse, the man responsible for her death, was convicted of first-degree murder in 2023 and sentenced to life in prison without parole.

So while Drew Carey’s lunch with Skyler might raise some eyebrows, those close to him say it’s simply a friendly catch-up, not a romantic development. For a man who’s openly talked about the pain of loss and his complicated relationship with intimacy, this may just be a step toward healing.

In an unexpected move that’s drawing both attention and applause, Australian Greens MP Stephen Bates has launched an OnlyFans account — but not for the usual reasons. The Brisbane-based politician is using the platform to campaign for free access to HIV prevention medication, PrEP, as part of the Greens’ broader health equality agenda.

Bates, who made headlines in 2022 for his unapologetically bold Grindr ads during his successful campaign for the seat of Brisbane, is once again turning heads. This time, it’s through OnlyFans, a platform better known for adult content than political messaging. But for Bates, that’s exactly the point.

“Ending HIV is too important to fly under the radar,” Bates told Q News. “I campaign on OnlyFans and Grindr because it gets attention. Sometimes you have to make a splash to make people pay attention to the things that matter.”

In his first OnlyFans post, Bates outlines the Greens’ plan to make both PrEP and PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) prescriptions free under a Greens-led government. Currently, PrEP is listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) in Australia, but patients are still required to pay a gap fee that can add up to hundreds of dollars per year.

“While PrEP is on the PBS, the gap payment can add up to hundreds of dollars a year,” Bates explains in the video. “In a cost-of-living crisis, that’s just too much. You shouldn’t have to pay a fortune to be sexually responsible.”

PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is a daily medication that dramatically reduces the risk of contracting HIV. For many in the LGBTQIA+ community, it has been a game-changer in preventing transmission. Bates’ campaign is centred on making the drug more accessible — a move that health experts have long supported.

The OnlyFans launch is part of a broader Greens initiative to make all contraceptives free, arguing that access to sexual health shouldn’t be limited by income. But Bates is also using the moment to take a political stand against what he calls divisive tactics by conservative parties.

“The Coalition and One Nation are on a race to the bottom,” he says in the video. “Whipping up hate against LGBTIQA+ people and importing pointless culture wars that have real and damaging consequences.”

Bates emphasises that the upcoming election could result in a hung parliament and that keeping the Greens strong in Canberra is key to pushing the major parties to act on issues like health equity and queer rights.

“There’s a real potential for a hung parliament,” he adds. “Keeping the Greens in will push Dutton out and force Labor to act. Because you will always come first with the Greens.”

The campaign has, unsurprisingly, sparked a wave of cheeky responses online. On Instagram, one commenter joked, “HUNG PARLIAMENT??”, while another quipped, “Master Bates for Brisbane.” Others expressed support, praising Bates’s willingness to use unconventional platforms to speak to a new generation of voters.

Whether or not the OnlyFans strategy translates to votes, one thing is clear: Stephen Bates is reshaping the way politics and digital culture intersect — and doing so in the name of public health.

An OnlyFans model from New Hampshire has been charged in connection with a disturbing hotel room incident in which she allegedly urinated on multiple surfaces, including a Bible. The woman, identified as 24-year-old Kelli Tedford, reportedly caused extensive property damage during a stay at a Marriott hotel in Keene earlier this year.

Tedford, who goes by the online alias “Kinki Kelli,” is accused of recording herself as she urinated on several items in the hotel room, including the air conditioning unit, bedding, curtains, and the Bible provided in the room. Court documents state she also defecated on the floor and attempted to hide the waste by placing it in the toilet’s water tank.

The incident occurred in January 2025 and led to Tedford being charged with five counts of criminal mischief. The charges, filed in Cheshire County, were first reported by The Smoking Gun after the court records became public.

The case is the latest in a growing list of legal troubles for the OnlyFans content creator. Just weeks prior, Tedford was arrested in connection with a separate incident involving a local supermarket in the same city. According to The New York Post, she allegedly filmed herself urinating on various grocery items at the Monadnock Food Co-op.

Surveillance footage reportedly captured the act, which led the store to discard approximately $1,500 worth of merchandise due to contamination and associated cleaning costs. Products affected included organic quinoa, cornmeal, raw walnuts, polenta, and coconut shreds.

In response, the grocery store was forced to issue a product recall for several items. The Keene Police Department confirmed that Tedford’s actions were not only captured on video but were also part of a wider pattern of behaviour.

Authorities said a subsequent investigation uncovered an online archive of videos, some dating back as far as 2021, where Tedford allegedly engaged in similar acts in other public or commercial locations.

“At this time, it appears likely that similar historic incidents occurred in Keene and surrounding communities where Tedford contaminated items and/or surfaces with urine,” police said in a statement quoted by The New York Post.

Tedford had already been facing criminal mischief charges stemming from the grocery store case. Her court appearance for both sets of charges is scheduled for May 8.

The incidents have sparked concern in the community, especially due to the nature of the recordings and the public health risks posed by such acts. Though Tedford remains active on social media under her online persona, critics have condemned her behaviour and questioned the platform’s content oversight.

As the legal proceedings move forward, many are calling for stricter regulations around content that involves public or commercial spaces, especially when health and safety are at risk.

Kelli Tedford has not made a public statement regarding the latest charges.

Amanda Bynes is in the news again, but this time, she’s penning the headline.

The ex-Nickelodeon star, who once ruled TV screens in the early 2000s with The Amanda Show and What I Like About You, has softly started an OnlyFans page. But don’t anticipate racy material or publicity-encouraging stunts. Rather, Bynes is utilizing the platform in an entirely surprising manner — as a zone for personal reconnection, emotional sharing, and possibly even an overdue tell-all.

At $50 a month, her membership fee has raised some eyebrows, but those around the actress insist that it’s not about the money. Insiders claim that Amanda is looking to use OnlyFans as a way of “digital confessional” — a place where she can finally take the reins on what is said about her life, career, and mental health process.

“She wants a platform where she owns the story,” one source told us. “Not TMZ, not Netflix, not some studio executive — just Amanda and her fans.”

Amanda Bynes, age 39, initially hinted at her return through a cryptic Instagram Story, where she swore no “naughty content” and insisted the platform be used for trivial fan interaction, mirror selfies, and private DMS. However, behind closed doors, more happens.

The announcement follows just one year after the premiere of Quiet On Set, a bombshell documentary that brought to light alleged toxic culture in Nickelodeon productions, which included shows Bynes appeared on. Though she has not commented publicly on those allegations, insiders claim she is moving in the direction of speaking for herself, but on her own terms.

Instead of sitting down for a standard interview or a produced doc series, Amanda seems to be feeling the waters out through direct messages and personal posts, cultivating a dedicated following before possibly releasing more intimate revelations.

“It’s a career renaissance for her,” said another source. “This isn’t about scandal. It’s about healing and maybe even reclaiming her voice.”

But not everyone is swayed. Some critics are labelling the strategy as risk-prone, implying Bynes is treading a fine line between vulnerability and exploitation. Friends have allegedly expressed their concerns, but Amanda is evidently unmoved.

“She knows people will raise an eyebrow,” the insider went on, “but this is the first time she’s doing something on her own terms — and that is important.”

The early figures indicate it’s working. Fan activity is said to be skyrocketing, and on DMS alone, analysts estimate Bynes might be raking in five figures weekly. Where many celebrities seek to reboot with reality TV or book deals, Amanda might be spearheading something altogether different: a direct-to-fan redemption story.

And she is not the only one. Her action is a widening trend in the entertainment world, where creators and celebrities alike are turning to platforms such as OnlyFans and newer Web3 technologies to regain control, financially and emotionally.

Whether Amanda Bynes actually spills all her tea or merely shares little bits of her history, there is one thing that is certain: she is finally speaking for herself, and fans are listening.

Two of OnlyFans’ most recognizable names are setting their sights sky-high — literally. Adult content creators Lily Phillips and Bonnie Blue, once collaborators and close friends, are now locked in a heated rivalry to be the first to film a sex tape in outer space.

According to a report by Daily Mail via Radar Online, the two stars are allegedly competing for a coveted spot on Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket, with the ambition of shooting what would be the world’s first-ever adult scene beyond Earth’s atmosphere.

The rivalry isn’t new. Lily and Bonnie’s friendship reportedly ended after Bonnie accused Lily of copying her idea to break a different adult entertainment record, sleeping with over 1,000 men. Since then, their relationship has spiralled into a very public feud, and now, the battle for space supremacy is adding even more fuel to the fire.

While space tourism has become a trending topic among billionaires and tech moguls, adult performers seem to be carving out their own lane, and these two are leading the charge. Both Phillips and Blue are said to be actively pursuing opportunities to secure a seat aboard Blue Origin’s rocket for their headline-making stunt.

Insiders claim that the proposed project would be nothing short of extreme. Sources cited by Radar Online revealed that the women are considering filming a gravity-defying “gang bang” in orbit. Whether that’s physically possible or even logistically approved remains to be seen, but it hasn’t stopped the idea from going viral across the adult entertainment world.

Despite the scientific and legal complexities of performing — let alone filming — such acts in zero gravity, both creators seem determined to outdo each other. Bonnie Blue reportedly believes the idea was hers first, while Lily Phillips has continued to hint at plans for her own space-bound spectacle through social media teasers and fan DMS.

The buzz is loud, and for now, it’s working. Both women have seen a significant spike in online engagement since the rumours began circulating. Fans are flocking to their OnlyFans pages, eager for updates, hints, or even behind-the-scenes previews of how their respective space races are progressing.

Some critics have dismissed the idea as nothing more than a publicity stunt — a highly successful one, nonetheless. Still, the conversation has raised legitimate questions: What are the boundaries of content creation in 2025? Could adult entertainment find its way into outer space before film studios or journalists?

As of now, there’s no official confirmation from Blue Origin or any affiliated parties about whether either performer has secured a spot or even formally applied. But in the world of viral fame, planting the idea might be the first step toward turning it into reality.

One thing is clear: the OnlyFans space race is officially on. Whether it ends with a launch or fizzles out in the comments section, Lily Phillips and Bonnie Blue have already cemented themselves as pioneers of bold—if—not—entirely—earthy ambition.