Lily Allen has opened up on some of the wild things she's been asked for on her very niche OnlyFans account.
If you were to turn the clock back to the mid-2000s and tell me that the artist behind 'Smile' and 'The Fear' would have pictures of her feet readily available for fans to purchase online, I'd call you insane.
But almost 20 years on, and it has become a reality.
The realm of OnlyFans has only grown in popularity - not just with adult actors and models, but big-name celebs looking to venture out and earn an extra quid or two.
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But as for Allen, she figured out that there was another way to make money alongside her already successful music career.
The 40-year-old recently made headlines for her latest album 'West End Girl', which included some choice words for her ex-husband David Harbour, seemingly hinting at the topics of cheating, open relationships, and sex addiction.
While Allen herself hasn't been unfaithful, she has been running her own OnlyFans in line with the trends, though there's nothing NSFW on there.
It's all to do with selling snaps of her feet, with the side-hustle apparently making more money than her music streams at one point in 2024.
She said she'd originally got the ideas from getting a five-star rating on WikiFeet, a website made specifically to rate, well, you can guess.
Now, the celeb charges followers £8 a month for a peek at her little piggies and even spoke about some of the more bizarre requests that she gets from fans in an interview with Interview Magazine.
"They want dirty soles, white socks, like schoolgirl socks or ankle socks, some clean, some dirty," she began, adding: "White socks in Mary Jane shoes. Stepping in food. Toe spreading, because that’s what happens when you’re climaxing."
She even claimed that people want her to 'caress' her feet as if they were touching it, 'rubbing them with oil or something', while there's one 'sophisticated customer' that prefers a 'stocking and a court shoe'.
That's not all though, as she's even been asked to 'fart on her toes', which unsurprisingly is among the requests she turns down.
Her requests can be simple sometimes though, explaining that she's been asked to paint her toe nails white or red, but pointed out that she wouldn't paint them blue or green.
Speaking about her venture into the world of OnlyFans last year, she hit back at a fan who criticised her involvement with the platform, saying: "Imagine being the artist and having nearly 8 million monthly listeners on Spotify but earning more money from having 1000 people subscribe to pictures of your feet.
"Don’t hate the player, hate the game."
Things have likely taken a turn in this department though, with her newly released album, 'West End Girl', accumulating millions of streams across several platforms since its release on 24 October.
Topics: Lily Allen, OnlyFans, Celebrity, Music
Joshua Nair