Lamar Odom is stepping into a new realm of NBA history, though not in the way many might expect. The two-time NBA champion is set to join OnlyFans, a subscription service primarily known for its adult content. If all goes as planned, Odom will be the first player in the league to have a publicly accessible account on the platform, as noted by various sources.
The 46-year-old shared the news via an Instagram story, posting a shirtless photo of himself in a pool alongside a link that invites followers to “Let’s chat,” complete with a playful water-spraying emoji.
On his OnlyFans bio, Odom said, “You’ve seen me on the court, and on TV. Now, let’s get personal. A little more playful. There’s a side of me you haven’t seen before.”
He further encouraged fans with, “Come inside my world.”
Interestingly, Odom’s girlfriend, Rachel Bradley—a real estate agent from Los Angeles—has also joined the platform, and reports suggest that they might collaborate on content together.
“When people think of OnlyFans, they jump to conclusions,” Odom remarked in an interview. “But I’m not going to define what you can or cannot expect to see.”
He added, “I’ve lived quite an adventurous life, and there are still surprises in store. Although I’ve always opened up about my experiences, there are parts of my story that haven’t been revealed yet.”
Odom played in the NBA for 14 years, spending most of that time—12 seasons— in Los Angeles playing for both the Lakers and the Clippers. He also had a very public marriage to Khloe Kardashian and appeared on the reality show “Keeping Up with the Kardashians.”
His journey has included personal struggles with drugs and alcohol, with his most recent legal issue being a DUI arrest in January. By July, he had reached a plea agreement with the authorities.
After his arrest earlier in the year, Odom marked a significant milestone in May by celebrating 100 days of sobriety.
“There are days when I doubt I can keep going,” he shared on Instagram. “But with God’s grace, the support of my loved ones, and a promise to myself, I’m still here.”
