Retired NBA Champion Lamar Odom Launches OnlyFans Account With Girlfriend
Lamar Odom, two-time NBA champion, has joined OnlyFans alongside his girlfriend, calling it a chance to show a more personal side.
Lamar Odom, the former Los Angeles Lakers forward who won two NBA championships, has launched an OnlyFans account — a move multiple outlets are describing as the first by an NBA star. His girlfriend, Rachel Bradley, is joining him on the platform, according to Just Jared. Odom addressed the platform's reputation head-on in a statement obtained by TMZ: 'People hear OnlyFans and automatically think one thing, but I'm not here to tell you what…' He framed the account as a window into his personal life rather than explicit content, saying fans have seen him on the court and on television, but can now 'get to know the REAL me — a little more personal, a little more playful.' Odom, 45, had a 14-season NBA career that included stints with the Miami Heat, Los Angeles Clippers, Lakers, and Dallas Mavericks. He earned approximately $110 million in salary alone over that span, per Page Six. He is also widely known to general audiences through his marriage to Khloé Kardashian, which was documented on reality television and ended in divorce in 2016. Odom has had a highly public post-NBA life, including a near-fatal overdose in 2015 at a Nevada brothel, a subsequent memoir, and appearances on celebrity reality shows. The OnlyFans launch appears to be his latest effort to maintain a public profile and connect directly with fans outside traditional media. None of the reporting specifies what content tiers or subscription pricing Odom plans to offer, and details about the exact nature of the content remain vague based on his own teasing statements.
Why it matters
OnlyFans has increasingly attracted mainstream celebrities seeking direct revenue streams and control over their public image, and Odom's move — if he is genuinely the first NBA alumnus on the platform — marks a notable crossover moment for professional sports figures. The launch will be watched for whether it normalizes the platform further among major-sport athletes.
What's next
No specific launch dates or content details have been announced; subscribers and observers will be watching to see what form the content actually takes.
Key facts
- Lamar Odom is described by TMZ as the first NBA star to join OnlyFans
- His girlfriend, Rachel Bradley, is joining him on the platform
- Odom earned approximately $110 million in NBA salary over a 14-season career
- He played for the Clippers, Heat, Lakers, and Mavericks, winning two championships with LA
- Odom was previously married to Khloé Kardashian; their relationship was documented on reality TV
- Odom survived a near-fatal overdose in 2015 and has since remained a frequent subject of celebrity media coverage
Bias & framing notes
Four outlets corroborate the basic fact of the OnlyFans launch, which raises confidence. However, the 'first NBA star' claim originates with TMZ and is not independently verified by the other outlets — it is a superlative that could be inaccurate. US Magazine and Page Six lean into the Kardashian connection as a framing hook, while Just Jared is the only outlet to specifically name his girlfriend Rachel Bradley as a co-participant. No outlet provides subscription pricing, content details, or an official OnlyFans confirmation link, keeping some specifics unverified.
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