Donna Mills Shares Her Surprising Take on OnlyFans at 85
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Donna Mills Shares Her Surprising Take on OnlyFans at 85

Dona Mills is surprising fans with a bold new move at 85. The Knots Landing icon is joining OnlyFans on her own terms.

At an age when most stars have long stepped back from the spotlight, one television legend is charging in a fresh direction. The 1980s soap favorite is embracing a platform better known for a much younger crowd, and she’s doing it her way. Her reasoning is winning over fans who have followed her for decades.

Donna Mills has one condition before joining OnlyFans

Dona Mills, one of the most recognizable television stars of the 1980s thanks to her role as Abby Cunningham on the CBS Primetime soap “Knots Landing,” is surprising fans by joining OnlyFans at 85 years old.

“I’ve always appreciated the incredible support and encouragement I’ve received from my fans over the years. Social media has been a wonderful way to stay connected, but I’m excited to join OnlyFans because it offers the opportunity for a more personal and direct connection,” Mills said in a statement to Variety.

She plans to share daily-life moments and behind-the-scenes glimpses, describing it as “simply another platform to spend quality time” with her supporters “while staying true to who I am.”

The news around Donna Mills, age 85, joining the site drew praise from the platform itself. Andy Bachman, CEO of OnlyFans owner Creators INC, said the move is “not about changing who she is,” but about giving longtime fans more access. He recalled her telling him, “YOLO- let’s do it.”

This Donna Mills interview-worthy moment caps a career that began in 1966 with a supporting role on the CBS soap “The Secret Storm.” She later won a Daytime Emmy for her work on “General Hospital,” and her recent film credits include “Joy,” “Nope,” and “Origin.”

Mills joins a wave of Hollywood talent moving to the platform. “American Pie” star Shannon Elizabeth launched her profile in April and earned more than $1.2 million in her first seven days, while “My Name is Earl” Emmy winner Jaime Pressly followed weeks later.

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