Former NBA Star Lamar Odom Launches OnlyFans Account

Lamar Odom Launches OnlyFans Account As First NBA Star On Adult Platform

If people hear OnlyFans, they automatically think of a certain thing, but I’m not here to tell you what you will see and what is not, Lamar Odom told TMZ. The 46-year-old former basketball star has become the first player in NBA history to launch an account on the adult subscription service, t-online reported.

Odom built a 14-season professional career starting in 1999, capturing two NBA championships with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2009 and 2010. His subscriber page carries the bio, On The LO!! You’ve seen me on the court. You’ve seen me on TV. Now get to know the REAL me. The 2-meter-tall athlete also posted a shirtless photograph of himself in a swimming pool on Instagram Stories, featuring the words Let’s chat on his swim trunks alongside a link to his new profile.

What Subscribers Can Expect From The Former Lakers Forward

Odom played coy about the exact nature of his content when speaking to reporters. I’ve lived a pretty wild life, and trust me, there are still a few surprises left, he said, adding that he has always been an open book with chapters people have yet to see. Sources told TMZ that Odom intends to publish suggestive material on the platform but plans to keep it from becoming overly explicit, at least initially.

His current romantic partner, Los Angeles real estate agent Rachel Bradley, has also established an independent creator account on the service. TMZ reported that the couple may collaborate on shared digital content in the future. The pair first made their relationship public in April.

Odom Faced Financial Strain After Earning Millions

During his playing career, Odom earned roughly $110 million in salary alone according to Forbes figures cited by Page Six. Following his 2015 near-fatal overdose, he encountered financial difficulties that led him to pawn his two Lakers championship rings to cover medical expenses. A fan subsequently returned the rings to him for free, though Odom experienced further financial strain and pawned them again in 2020 before another supporter returned them. He discussed those hardships and his recovery on his podcast, On the LO.

Odom has a documented history of substance abuse, which he detailed in the Netflix documentary Untold: The Life & Death of Lamar Odom and his 2014 autobiography Darkness to Light, where he acknowledged struggling with sex addiction and infidelity during his marriage to Khloé Kardashian. In March, Odom told Page Six that he was approaching two months of sobriety from alcohol and marijuana, stating that he tries to practice the Mamba mentality passed down by the late Kobe Bryant.

Marriage To Khloe Kardashian And Reality Television Fame

Odom entered mainstream celebrity culture significantly through his high-profile marriage to Khloé Kardashian. The two met in September 2009 during his tenure with the Lakers and married four weeks later, later starring together in the E! reality television series Khloé & Lamar.

Kardashian filed for divorce in 2013 before temporarily withdrawing the petition. The legal separation was finalized in 2016. Since then, Odom has run various media ventures, public health recoveries, and podcasts before transitioning to subscription-based adult digital media in October 2026.