Alexandra MVP and her OnlyFans: the Dominican Republic influencer who joined the platform in 2021

Does Alexandra MVP have OnlyFans?

Yes. Alexandra MVP, the influencer and businesswoman who became known in the Dominican Republic as the ex-wife of rapper Mozart La Para, announced her OnlyFans account (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America) on January 8, 2021. Diario Libre and El Nuevo Diario both reported it that day, and Diario Libre added that the subscription then cost 22 dollars. Two days later, El Nuevo Diario reported that she had billed 27,541 dollars in her first 24 hours. There are no reports that she has closed the account.

Who is Alexandra MVP?

Her real name is Alexandra Hatcu. According to Diario Libre, she is of Romanian origin and grew up in Italy, but she built her fame on the Dominican scene, first through her marriage to Mozart La Para and later on her own, as one of the most followed Instagram figures in the country. When she opened her paid profile she had 4.4 million followers there, and by 2023 El Nuevo Diario counted more than 6 million.

Besides modeling, she presents herself as an entrepreneur. She owns On Point Girls, an online store for women's clothing, shoes and accessories that, according to El Nuevo Diario, became a favorite brand among her audience. In July 2020 the same paper reported that she charged between 3,500 and 5,500 dollars per sponsored Instagram post. In May 2023 she announced her own reality show for national television, with 12 weekly episodes about her personal life and how she runs her businesses, and said she wanted to start accepting film offers.

How she joined OnlyFans

Alexandra told Diario Libre she made the move because many users kept writing that they would pay to see her on the platform, and in 2021 she decided to give them what they asked for. A statement from her team, quoted by El Nuevo Diario, promised never-before-seen exclusive content and a messaging option in which, for a separate fee, she would send videos in real time. Her first posts were scheduled for Monday, January 11, 2021.

The announcement drew criticism, and she pushed back. She told El Nuevo Diario that her goal was not explicit content but showing a more personal side of her daily life, which does not appear on Instagram because there she only posts professional photos and videos. She described herself as “a brand” taking her image to “a bigger commercial stage.” In an interview on Alofoke Radio Show, reported by Diario Libre, she said she planned to use the account for things like showing her home, and that she believed Mozart La Para was upset to learn the news from social media instead of from her.

Months later, in September 2021, N Digital cited her as one of the first examples of Dominican figures who found a source of income on the platform during the pandemic, alongside La Materialista. The paper described the account as a way to reinvent her personal brand after lockdown and gave a figure of more than 22,000 dollars in her first hours, somewhat lower than the one El Nuevo Diario published.

Price of her account

The only price published by the press is Diario Libre's from January 2021: 22 dollars for the subscription, without the paper saying whether it was a monthly rate. Rates on the platform change often, so check the link she shares on her official social media. Another Dominican artist with an open account is Tokischa; see more cases in our Dominican Republic section.

• El Nuevo Diario, «Alexandra revela que cobra más de 5 mil dólares por publicaciones en redes sociales», July 10, 2020.
• Diario Libre, «Alexandra Hatcu abre cuenta de Only Fans», January 8, 2021.
• El Nuevo Diario, «Alexandra MVP abre su cuenta de Only Fans», January 8, 2021.
• El Nuevo Diario, «Alexandra MVP genera $27, 541 dólares en sus primeras 24 horas en Only Fans; aclara malos entendidos», January 10, 2021.
• Diario Libre, «Alexandra Hatcu cree Mozart la Para pudo "molestarse" por su cuenta en Only Fans», January 12, 2021.
• N Digital, report on Dominican figures earning income on OnlyFans, September 6, 2021.
• El Nuevo Diario, «Alexandra MVP anuncia reality show por televisión nacional», May 12, 2023.

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