FantasyBonnie Blue's OnlyFans earnings: what she said, and what the ban cost
Bonnie Blue has talked about her OnlyFans income twice and shown it never. Six months after the second figure, OnlyFans closed her account for good. Here are both figures with their sources, how to read a spoken number, and what a ban means for any creator whose income sits on one platform.
Short answer
Bonnie Blue has put two figures on her OnlyFans income, both spoken and neither shown: “between like £300,000 and like £350,000 a month” on The Reality Check podcast in October 2024, and about .1 million a month in a teaser for Camilla Araujo's podcast in April 2025. Neither says whether it is before or after OnlyFans' 20%.
OnlyFans banned her permanently in June 2025, stating that “extreme challenge content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service.” She moved to Fansly. Celebrity Net Worth, a third-party estimate, lists her net worth at million.
Every figure, in order
Both earnings figures are her own words; neither was shown in a screenshot.
| Date | Figure | Basis | Period | How it was shown | Reported by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 2024 | “between like £300,000 and like £350,000 a month” | Not stated | A month | Said on The Reality Check podcast | Ladbible, 20 Oct 2024 |
| Apr 2025 | about .1 million a month | Not stated | A month | Said in a teaser for Camilla Araujo's podcast | Yahoo, 4 Apr 2025 |
| Jun 2025 | Account deactivated | OnlyFans statement | “Any breach of our Terms of Service results in content or account deactivation.” | The Tab, 18 Jun 2025 | |
| Jun 2025 | Moved to Fansly | The Tab, 18 Jun 2025 |
Sources are listed at the end of the page.
How to read a spoken figure
A figure said on a podcast has no basis attached. If her .1 million a month was gross, OnlyFans paid out $1,680,000; if it was net, fans spent $2,625,000. The two readings are $945,000 a month apart.
In the same teaser Camilla Araujo said she earned roughly the same. Her own screenshot for the twelve months to November 2025 averages $1,204,167 gross a month. A monthly figure said out loud is usually a good month; a year of statements includes the slow ones.
What a ban means for any creator
When an account is deactivated, the income stops that day and the subscribers stay behind on the platform. Moving to Fansly meant building a paying list again from nothing, and every fan had to be asked to follow and pay a second time.
The protection is the same for every account, whatever it posts: keep the audience somewhere you control. On the accounts FantasyRise manages around 90% of traffic comes from Instagram and TikTok, which is also what makes a second platform possible if one is ever needed. The options, each with its rules, are on OnlyFans alternatives and Fansly vs OnlyFans.
What her numbers mean for your account
A spoken figure is the weakest kind of evidence, and it still tells an ordinary account something: how far apart the two readings of one number can be.
Her April 2025 figure against an ordinary month
| Her spoken figure, a month | ,100,000 |
| If it was gross, what OnlyFans paid out | $1,680,000 |
| Paying subscribers for a $10,000 month at $33.33 net each | about 300 |
| Average per creator account, from OnlyFans’ own filing | $104 a month |
$33.33 is the net revenue per paying subscriber per month on the accounts FantasyRise manages, all revenue lines included; it is worked out on how OnlyFans actually works, in numbers. The $104 average per creator account is worked out on how much OnlyFans creators make.
What carries over is the risk, not the size: an account that lives on one platform's rules can lose everything on that platform in a day. An audience of your own is the part that survives.
Frequently asked
How much does Bonnie Blue make on OnlyFans?
She has given two figures, both spoken: “between like £300,000 and like £350,000 a month” in October 2024, and about .1 million a month in April 2025. Neither was shown in a screenshot or stated as gross or net.
Why was Bonnie Blue banned from OnlyFans?
OnlyFans deactivated her account permanently in June 2025 after she announced a planned challenge event. Its statement: “extreme challenge content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service.”
Where is Bonnie Blue now?
After the OnlyFans ban she moved her subscription page to Fansly, as The Tab reported in June 2025.
Is Bonnie Blue's .1 million gross or net?
She did not say. If it was gross, OnlyFans paid out $1,680,000; if it was net, fans spent $2,625,000.
What is Bonnie Blue's net worth?
She has not published one. Celebrity Net Worth, a third-party estimate, lists her at million, read on 25 September 2026.
Sources
Read on 25 September 2026. October 2024: Ladbible, 20 October 2024, quoting The Reality Check podcast. April 2025: Yahoo, “Bonnie Blue Reveals How Much Money She Makes on OnlyFans”, 4 April 2025. The ban, the OnlyFans statement and Fansly: The Tab, “Revealed: The full truth behind Bonnie Blue's permanent ban from OnlyFans”, 18 June 2025. Camilla Araujo's screenshot: Complex, 28 November 2025. Net worth estimate: celebritynetworth.com. The other creators' figures, side by side, are on OnlyFans top earners. If a figure here differs from what she has shown, email contact@fantasyrise.com.