Linda Lusardi has expressed her concern for those who have shared glamour shots on adult website OnlyFans as it could come back to haunt them.
The 63-year-old has said that she has "no regrets" over her topless pics but has said the would draw the line in joining the subscription site as is "feels weird".
Linda believes that while some people are cashing in and making a fortune on the site, the pics posted could make for a difficult future, long after models have decided to close down their accounts on the site.
Despite the name of the site, Linda points out the pics on there are not "only" for fans as they can be screenshot and shared for ever more.
Speaking to The Sun, Linda said: "It’s not something I would entertain. I know that a lot of people are making a lot of money, but it just feels weird to me.
"Because it isn’t ‘only’ for the fans, is it? People can screenshot or film you and then it’s out there to haunt you for the rest of your life."
Linda said that if "life moves in a different direction" or when models on there "have children" might regret their time on the site.
She went on to say that it could affect relationships or "when you meet someone" as they may have "tuned into you" and felt it was all "a bit underhand".
Recently, Sarah Jayne Dunn rose to prominence after the 40-year-old soap actress was fired from Hollyoaks after she refused to shut down her OnlyFans page.
The actress went on to earn £121,000 in just 48 hours after she decided that the website was her future and turned her back on the Channel 4 soap after failing to come to an agreement with bosses who had demanded that she removed the page.
Former Atomic Kitten singer Kerry Katona, 41, has also hailed the site after she became a millionaire by posting topless photos on the site.
OnlyFans new female chief executive has said that the site is "the safest social media platform in the world".
Linda acknowledged that she made her name in topless modelling but believes that models now are facing bigger risks.
She said: "Maybe it’s a bit hypocritical of me and earning a living is fine, but what if someone got obsessed with you or found out where you lived?
“If they’re talking to them personally on there, I feel that would be a risk.”
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