Tymal Mills has made history as the first professional cricketer to join OnlyFans, promising fans exclusive cricket content and lifestyle insights — but steering clear of anything adult. The 32-year-old Southern Brave pacer says subscribers can expect training drills, behind-the-scenes match prep, fitness routines and coaching tips, with a free subscription option and affordable paid extras. 'There will be no glamour shots. This is all about pure cricket and lifestyle material,' he told The Athletic and City AM.
In a first for the sport, Mills will display the OnlyFans logo on his bat during The Hundred, using the platform for candid, unfiltered communication with supporters. He says mainstream interviews are often 'manicured' and 'generic' but this channel will let him share honest thoughts and real match-day experiences. With a background in sports journalism and work with BBC, Sky Sports and TalkSPORT, Mills is aiming to give fans a raw look at the highs and lows of a cricketer's life.
While reflecting on an England career he admits 'might have sailed' due to early injuries, Mills insists he's fully committed to his new digital venture. 'Whatever I do, I want to be successful at it, and now I'm doing OnlyFans, I'm not going to go at it halfheartedly,' he says. For Mills, the platform offers creators control over their content, earnings and direct fan connections — something he's determined to make a success.
