Former ECW and WWE star Dawn Marie has officially joined OnlyFans. The 55-year-old shocked longtime wrestling fans after launching her account on the subscription service last week.
The Women's Wrestling Hall of Famer currently works as a nurse in addition to being a regular on the convention circuit. While many fans expressed excitement at seeing the former star posting racy content again, she has already warned subscribers not to expect anything too extreme.
"Please note only sexy shoots and implied nudity will ever be shown here. No full nudity or overtly sexual/adult content is allowed," she wrote on OnlyFans. "I'd love to hear from you in [direct messages] so don't be shy, send me a message! Keep it fun, flirty and respectful."
Torrie Wilson feud
Marie is best remembered for her feud with Torrie Wilson on WWE's Smackdown in the early 2000s. The pair feuded for months after Marie married Wilson's real-life father Al in a scripted storyline.
As part of the storyline, Marie manipulated Wilson into having sex with her in a hotel room, promising she would call off the wedding if Wilson did. Once they slept together, Marie reneged on the deal and went ahead with the wedding anyway.
Al's character was then killed off after suffering a heart attack during his honeymoon while having sex with his new wife. Marie later attacked a grieving Wilson at Al's funeral, breaking a lamp over her head as Wilson sobbed over her father's open casket.
The New Jersey-born nurse exited WWE for good in 2005 after getting pregnant, and she sued the company that year for wrongful termination. The lawsuit was settled out of court in 2007.
Other wrestlers on subscription sites
Marie is far from the only former WWE diva to turn to subscription-based websites after leaving wrestling. Wilson, now 51, joined the website Passes last year, which is billed as a more PG-rated alternative to OnlyFans.
Wilson previously told the Daily Mail that people had suggested she would make money on OnlyFans, but that she did not want to do anything nude and felt people expect that platform to go there. She said she loved that Passes is a cleaner platform where people are not expecting nudity.
Wilson started in wrestling in WCW before joining WWE in 2001, after the company bought out both WCW and ECW. During her time at WWE she became one of wrestling's biggest sex symbols and covered FHM magazine, as well as Playboy magazine twice.
Other WWE stars on OnlyFans
In 2022, NXT Women's Champion Amanda "Mandy Rose" Saccomanno was sacked from WWE after sharing explicit content on the subscription app FanTime. The publicity from her firing sent a surge of subscribers to her FanTime page, where she made $1 million in a single month.
She has since moved to OnlyFans, which now hosts numerous other former WWE stars. Elayna Black, formerly known as Cora Jade, and Bea Priestley, formerly Blair Davenport, both joined OnlyFans after being dropped from WWE's developmental brand NXT.
