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Lily Allen joins OnlyFans to sell photos and videos of her feet

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Lily Allen has launched an OnlyFans account to sell photos and videos of her feet for a monthly subscription of $10 (£8).The ‘Smile’ singer took to her official Instagram Stories yesterday (July 2) to share a clip of her feet resting beside a fountain in Italy.

The story had a caption that read “La dolce feeta” with a link to her OnlyFans page. Her page on the content subscription service site currently has seven posts that can be unlocked by subscribers who are willing to pay $10 (£8) a month.Allen’s new business venture comes a few weeks after she spoke about the idea of selling feet photos online on an episode of her Miss Me?

podcast. “I have a lady that comes and does my nails,” she told co-host Miquita Oliver. “They informed me that I have five stars on WikiFeet, which is quite rare.

My feet are rated quite highly on the internet.A post shared by BBC Sounds (@bbcsounds)Allen continued: “She said that I could make a lot of money from selling foot content on OnlyFans, and I’m like, ‘Not no.’”Elsewhere, the ‘LDN’ singer recently reflected on her days of addiction, remembering that when she was on cocaine, “you think all of your ideas are brilliant and need to be shared.”In a joint interview with Oliver for The Guardian, the singer looked back at her younger self and opened up on the reasons why she was attracted to class A drugs.“Drugs and alcohol were very good at drowning out my inner critic,” she said. “When you take cocaine you think all of your ideas are brilliant and need to be shared.”A post shared by Lily Allen (@lilyallen)Allen has been open about her struggles with addiction in the past, particularly when she detailed her alcohol and drug abuse in 2020 memoir My Thoughts Exactly.

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