Donna Mills Joins OnlyFans, Plans Exclusive Content and Direct Fan Engagement

Mills plans to share archival 'sexy photos' from earlier in her career that have never been seen before on OnlyFans.
She has expanded fan engagement beyond posts by launching the Knots Landing podcast 'We're Knot Done Yet' with former costars, signaling a broader strategy to connect with fans.
On her OnlyFans profile, she describes herself as an actress 'still full of surprises' and says fans will find 'moments that don't make it on screen'—personal, more candid, and completely unscripted.
Creators Inc CEO Andy Bachman and Mills frame the move as not reinventing herself but giving longtime fans more access to her personality and behind-the-scenes moments, with Mills stressing an authentic, on-her-own-terms approach.
Mills has previously claimed to be the original inspiration for the Sandy character in Grease, highlighting her longstanding, varied career beyond Knots Landing.
Donna Mills, the 85-year-old star of the 1980s soap opera Knots Landing, has joined OnlyFans — making her one of the oldest celebrities to sign up for the platform Entertainment Weekly. She says she plans to share behind-the-scenes moments, personal conversations, and archival photos that fans have never seen before.
Mills is quick to point out this is not about adult content. She describes herself on her profile as an actress "still full of surprises" who will share "moments that don't make it on screen" Yahoo News. The platform approached her, and she agreed — on her own terms.
Mills says her OnlyFans page will feature archival "sexy photos" from earlier in her career that have never been released publicly Head Topics. She also plans to post daily-life glimpses and have real conversations with fans. She described it as candid and "completely unscripted."
Mills said she will keep content within her comfort zone. When asked about more revealing photos, she told Entertainment Weekly she would "consider" birthday suit pictures but would not do anything that made her uncomfortable. The content, she stressed, is about authentic access — not shock value.
Mills and Creators Inc. CEO Andy Bachman both frame the move the same way: this is not a reinvention. It is an extension. Bachman said the goal is to give longtime fans "more access" to her personality and the moments that never make it to a TV screen or red carpet Perth Now.
Mills echoed that view. She said OnlyFans lets her engage with fans on her own terms — without a network, a publicist, or a script in the way. For a woman who has worked in Hollywood for decades, that kind of direct control is a new thing entirely.
OnlyFans is just one part of Mills' current push to stay connected with fans. She recently launched a Knots Landing podcast called "We're Knot Done Yet" with former costars Yahoo News. The show lets her revisit the series that made her famous and bring old fans back into the fold.
Mills has also claimed in interviews that she was the original inspiration for Sandy — the lead character in Grease. That claim, combined with her new podcast and OnlyFans launch, paints a picture of a celebrity who is not slowing down Entertainment Weekly. She is actively building new ways to reach audiences at 85.
Mills is not alone. A growing number of mainstream celebrities have joined OnlyFans not for explicit content but for the direct access it offers Perth Now. The platform lets creators bypass traditional media and charge fans a subscription fee for personal content. That business model appeals to stars with loyal, older fan bases.
For Mills, the appeal is simple. She told Yahoo News that she can share what she wants, when she wants, without anyone else deciding what is appropriate. At 85, with a career stretching back decades, she says she has earned that freedom.
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