Megan Fox launches new paid-content page with steamy images as fans 'break the site'
Megan Fox launches new paid-content page with steamy images as fans 'break the site'
Chiara FiorilloSat, October 10, 2026 at 11:27 AM UTC
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Megan Fox has launched a new paid-content page -Credit:meganfox/Instagram (meganfox/Instagram)
Megan Fox has just launched an exclusive paid-content page and said her fans kept "breaking the site" by subscribing en masse.
The actress, 40, partnered with OnlyFans co-founder Tim Stokely to open an exclusive page on the direct-to-fan platform Subs.com. But rather than just being a creator on the site, Fox has become a co-owner to help build the platform.
The website promises "videos, photos, and posts" that fans won't find anywhere else, offering a more personal look at the actress alongside exclusive, revealing images. It comes after Fox starred in a racy new advertisement for an erectile dysfunction drug.
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Explaining her motivation behind the venture, Fox stated, "Women have spent decades being told that visibility is power while someone else owns the platform, the audience or the image. I want to see what happens when women own all three."
The Jennifer's Body star teased the launch on her Instagram account, describing the promotional visuals as a "neo-noir erotic thriller" and directing followers to her page. However, as numerous fans subscribed to the page, the website repeatedly crashed.
"You guys keep breaking the site," Fox wrote on her Instagram Stories. "They're working hard to get it back up." A source told Page Six that the website continued to crash throughout the day due to the high number of people who visited it.
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In his own statement explaining the new launch, Stokely said, "Megan understands this shift from a perspective very few people can. She became globally famous before talent had the tools to own their audiences or control their distribution."
He added, "Megan isn't simply launching a page on Subs. She has a seat at the table and is helping us build the platform." Many fans shared their thoughts on Fox's Instagram post, with one saying, "I thought we were getting Jennifer's body part two."
She said fans kept 'breaking the site' by subscribing shortly after launch -Credit:meganfox/Instagram
"Forever girl crush," another said, while a third added, "MOTHER." Someone else commented, "my parents want me to go straight, but that's pretty hard when you're around." One more wrote, "The news that makes your day."
Others complained about the website not working properly as one asked, "Megan, they fix the link? It's crashed....." Fox replied, "it keeps crashing, they've fixed it 6 times." Another shared, "I think the link is messsd up. Or did the web crash? When you go to your website and click exclusive content, it just goes to a blank page."
Fans can pay to view exclusive content from the actress -Credit:subs.com
The website says, "The content here never touches Instagram, X, or anywhere public. What you see, you see first - and only." Subs.com also allows subscribers to message creators directly, getting exclusive updates straight from them.
Some of Fox's posts are free to see by subscribing on the platform, but others are pay-per-view content, with prices currently ranging from $11 to $88. One of her posts costs $44 to view, according to her page.
It comes just days after the actress appeared a new campaign Ro Sparks, a prescription drug treatment for erectile dysfunction that combines sildenafil and tadalafil. The ad, which is appearing on TV and even in Times Square, shows Fox posing in a skintight red bodysuit bearing the Ro Sparks logo.
Embodying the medication, she says, "Why take something that is already a heavy topic and make it heavier? It already feels serious, so let it feel fun." The actress, who reportedly has a grueling diet and exercise routine, then gives viewers product information in the form of cheeky double entendres. "If prescribed, I show up right at your door," Fox says. "Don't worry, my packaging is very discreet."
Source: “AOL Entertainment”
