Tori Spelling told to go topless for money by Denise Richards

Tori Spelling seems set to go to radical measures to get her children to college by signing up to OnlyFans, after she's had a boob job, and Denise Richards thinks it's a great idea to cash in from her own experiences.

The website is primarily, but not exclusively, used for adult content and can earn a lot of money for creators. For example, Blac Chyna made $20m dollars in 2023, and in the same year the famous pornstar Mia Khalifa earned six million dollars.

So for some women, it's a great way to make some money from men willing to sign up to see things they wouldn't otherwise see in their daily encounters with people such as Richards, who encourages it despite Spelling's hesitance.

"What the f**k are you waiting for?," Richards told Spelling on her misSPELLING podcast. "She [Spelling] has nothing to lose. We have nothing to lose.

"At our age, people want to see us? F*ck it. Do I do topless? Yeah. But I already have it out there, cause I did f**king Playboy.

"At our age, I'm like if someone wants to see my boobies and see me naked, I'm like f**king thank you!"

OnlyFans is highly profitable, earning over $5.6 billion in gross revenue in 2022 and as the platform retains 20% of creators' earnings, leading to a revenue of $1.1 billion for OnlyFans.

Whilst the average creator earns between $150-$180 per month, but due to Spelling's fame and prestige she could expect to earn a lot higher and in the range of tens of thousands or even millions of dollars depending on her content.

Why hasn't Spelling done it yet?

Spelling revealed she doesn't have her nudes on the internet and admitted she's a bit shy to do so, although Richards added she "might as well" get them online in her early 50s.

However, Spelling might be waiting a little bit longer before she decides to make the leap, pointing out her own insecurities with her boobs right now and declaring that she wants surgery before flexing them to the world.

"After the third boob job, because I hate them right now," Spelling added on the show.

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