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Topics: Celebrity, TV and Film, OnlyFans
Mia Williams
Topics: Celebrity, TV and Film, OnlyFans
Denise Richards has spoken out about her daughter's OnlyFans account, after starting up her own soon after.
The Housewife of Beverly Hills star is set to front a new reality show, alongside her three daughters, Denise Richards & Her Wild Things, on 4 March.
She described the series as 'another crazy chapter' in the family's life, as viewers will get a glimpse of the ins and outs of their world.
Speaking to PEOPLE magazine, Denise said: "I swear, it's never calm, ever."
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The former Playboy model has three children - Sami, 20, Lola, 19, and Eloise, 13.
Eloise was adopted by Denise as a child, and has a chromosomal disorder that has caused some developmental delays.
Speaking about her youngest daughter, Denise said: "Eloise is very observant and understands everything.
"Sometimes when the girls go at each other, she just raises her eyebrows and then they laugh and can get past whatever stupid thing they're fighting about."
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Denise also revealed her thoughts on her eldest daughter's OnlyFans account, which she started when she turned 18.
Sami, who makes content for the platform, said: "I really wanted to get an apartment and I knew that working at the candy shop I was working at wasn't going to cut it.
"So I went to the next best thing and made an OnlyFans.
"At first, I didn’t understand what OnlyFans was," her mum noted.
"When I saw that she 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."
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However, Denise quickly realised that making content on the platform could be 'quite lucrative'.
Not long after, she started an account of her own.
Sami said: "I wish she’d waited a bit because she started it right after me but it doesn’t bother me.
"Whatever makes her happy."
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The eldest daughter revealed she was happy about the new show, and had been prompting her mum to start documenting the family's life for years prior.
Sami added: "Anything that went wrong or happened in our family, I would say, ‘Where are the cameras? We need to be filming this.'"
She also said the sisters 'couldn't be more different'.
"I love her. We are just walking in completely different paths and that's okay," she noted.
Denise said that the family are just 'trying to be themselves' throughout the series, which has 'always been her approach' to reality TV.