July 18th 2024.
Drea de Matteo, best known for her role as Adriana La Cerva in the acclaimed series The Sopranos, recently opened up about her experience with OnlyFans. In a candid interview on the Not Today, Pal podcast, Drea shared that her teenage son, Waylon ‘Blackjack’ and daughter, Alabama, were involved in her content creation process. She revealed that her son, who is 13 years old, helps her edit the photoshoots for her OnlyFans account.
The 52-year-old actress also discussed the struggles she faced during the pandemic, which led her to turn to the adult subscription platform. Due to her decision not to get the Covid vaccine, she found it difficult to find work and almost lost her home. It was her children who jokingly suggested that she should put her feet on OnlyFans, as she has nice feet. However, Drea clarified that her content is not limited to just feet shots, as she has also collaborated with Real Housewives of New York star Leah McSweeney for some racy content.
Drea, who is a mother to two teenagers, apologized to her children for the explicit nature of her OnlyFans content. But her co-star from The Sopranos, Robert Iler, pointed out that her son was already involved in the process, as he edits the photos. Drea also mentioned that she goes over the content with her children before posting it and makes sure they are comfortable with it.
The actress also opened up about the financial struggles she faced, including the loss of her mother and caring for her mother who has dementia. In a desperate situation, she turned to OnlyFans and was able to make a fortune within minutes. Drea charges $15 a month for her content and has gained over 150,000 likes on her page.
In other news, Drea is also giving away tickets to the UK's biggest Pride festival, Fabuloso In The Park at Brighton Pride, featuring headliners Girls Aloud, Billy Porter, and Sophie Ellis-Bextor. She is offering five lucky readers of Metro the chance to win tickets for the event on Saturday, 3 August 2024. To enter, readers can fill out a form on the Metro website before 28 July.
Drea's decision to join OnlyFans may have received criticism, but she stands by it as it helped her in a time of need. She hopes that people will not judge her for her choices and instead understand her struggle as a mother trying to support her children. She encourages others to share their stories and not be afraid of judgment.
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