OnlyFans CEO's Late Owner Pays Millions in Dividends Before Death

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OnlyFans CEO's Late Owner Pays Millions in Dividends Before Death
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  1. Published The late owner of streaming platform OnlyFans was paid more than $700m (£513m) in dividends before his death from cancer earlier this year.

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    Financial Times

    OnlyFans owner received $700mn in dividends before his death this year Streaming platform used by sex workers has 5mn creator accounts according to latest annual results

  2. Fenix International's company results show that it paid dividends of $535m for the year ending 30 November 2025, with further dividends payments totalling $174m between then and 26 March 2026.

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    New York Post Business

    London-based parent company Fenix International paid $535 million in dividends to Radvinsky for the annual period ended Nov. 30, and another $174 million between January and the end of March, according to financial filings earlier reported bythe Wall Street Journal.

  3. Fenix International Ltd, the British company that owns OnlyFans, made $714m in profit before tax last year, it said in its annual report. This is an increase of 5% from 2024.

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    New York Post Business

    In the year ended Nov. 30, 2025, OnlyFans revenue grew 10% to nearly $1.6 billion – amassing profits of more than $521 million, the company said Tuesday.

  4. Keily Blair, the chief executive of OnlyFans, said on Tuesday that the company had paid over $30bn to creators since launching a decade ago.

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    New York Post Business

    “In the 10 years since the platform launched in 2016, OnlyFans has paid out over $30 billion to creators around the world, including over $1million to more than 5000 creators,” CEO Keily Blair said in a statement.

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  1. 01 Fortune

    Ironically, the very thing that Mark felt he needed to fulfill his dream – a large, admiring audience for his illustrations – began to feel like a prison. No longer a distant or abstract entity, he now felt inextricably linked to his followers and their reactions to his work.

  2. 02 New York Post Business

    Popular porn streaming site OnlyFans employed just a few dozen workers last year but was a cash cow, paying more than $700 million to its late owner Leo Radvinksy, according to a report.

  3. 03 BBC Business

    Its owner Leonid Radvinsky, who died earlier this year aged 43, bought the site from its British founders in 2018.

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Center OnlyFans owner received $700mn in dividends before his death this year — Financial Times
Lean Left The creator economy is headed for $500 billion, so why do their fans feel like a prison? — Fortune
Lean Right OnlyFans paid jaw-dropping $700M to owner who died from cancer while it raked in revenue — New York Post Business
Center OnlyFans owner paid over $700m before his death — BBC Business