Actor launched her OnlyFans account just days after her daughter joined the platform. Denise Richards’ daughters Sami and Lola Sheen have weighed in on their mother’s decision to start an OnlyFans account. The World is Not Enough star Richards, 54, launched an account on the subscription social media platform, which has become known for its adult content, in June 2022.
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She unveiled her new venture just 10 days after Sami, 20, had launched her own OnlyFans profile shortly after turning 18. Sami and Lola, whose father is actor Charlie Sheen, discussed their mum’s latest career venture in an interview with People magazine.
"I wish she’d waited a bit because she started it right after me, but it doesn’t bother me," Sami told the publication. Lola, 19, took a laid back attitude, telling People: "Whatever makes her happy.". Richards revealed that she “didn’t understand” what the platform involved when her daughter signed up.
“At first, I didn’t understand what OnlyFans was,” she said. “When I saw that [Sami] 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.”. She also noted that her account has proved to be “quite lucrative”.
The siblings and their mother, along with their younger sister Eloise, 13, who was adopted by Richards as a baby, are about to star in a Bravo reality show titled Denise Richards & Her Wild Things. It marks Richards’ latest venture into reality TV, after previously appearing in the E! show Denise Richards: It’s Complicated and The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
The Wild Things star previously defended Sami when she was criticised for launching her OnlyFans account, and called out Sheen for saying that he did not “condone” their daughter’s decision, which “did not occur under [his] roof”. “I also can’t be judgemental of her choices,” she wrote on Instagram. “I did Wild Things & Playboy. And quite frankly, her father shouldn’t be [judging her] either.
