Sukihana said she turned her financial struggles around during the pandemic by launching an OnlyFans account that ultimately brought in millions of dollars.
During a recent appearance onRespectfully: The Justin LaBoy Show, the rapper and reality TV personality opened up about how her decision to join the subscription-based platform changed her life.
When asked about her earnings, Sukihana didn’t hesitate.
“I made millions of dollars,” she said. “I don’t even really get on there like that. I might, every now and then, maybe like a special holiday or whatever, I’ll post some pictures, but like, I’m gonna like doing a lot of TV and film.”
The Delaware native explained that she launched her OnlyFans account at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, when she was struggling financially.
“I made like millions of dollars on OnlyFans,” she repeated. “And I guess why I made my OnlyFans during the pandemic.”
She added that her life before the platform looked drastically different.
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“Bro, I was f##### up. I didn’t even have a crib,” she said. “I didn’t have no car or nothing like that. I was just like, you know what? I gotta make it happen. I gotta figure out a way to put some food on the table and a roof over my head.”
The pivot to OnlyFans proved to be a turning point.
“When I started my OnlyFans, life just switched,” she said. “I was buying Ferraris, Bentleys, getting myself a crib. You feel me? And, you know, I put myself on my feet, started buying jewelry. You feel me?”
While she didn’t go into detail about the type of content she shared, she hinted at it with a laugh when LaBoy asked.
“I was doing a lot. Don’t act like you don’t know,” she said.
Although Sukihana has since shifted her focus toward television and film projects like Love & Hip Hop and Baddies, she acknowledged that her time on OnlyFans played a significant role in her financial independence.
Suki tapped into a broader trend during the pandemic, when many entertainers and influencers turned to digital platforms like OnlyFans to generate income.