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| Name | Aubrey O'Day |
|---|---|
| Verified status | Has OnlyFans |
| Platform mentioned | OnlyFans |
| City and country | United States |
| Category | Music, Reality TV |
| Verified official socials | |
| Last verified | November 2026 |
Yes, Aubrey O'Day, former Danity Kane member and Making the Band alum, has OnlyFans. The controversy over how she promoted it and who she is.
Her name appears on copied profiles and on sites claiming to offer her content for free, almost always to steal data. Her official account is the one she promotes from her Instagram, @aubreyoday. Check our guide to spotting fake accounts.
Yes. Aubrey O'Day, the singer who rose to fame with the group Danity Kane and the reality show Making the Band, has an OnlyFans account (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America). As early as December 2022, the TV station KTLA reported that she had premiered a song on the platform, and in January 2024 Page Six, TMZ and the Daily Mail covered the controversy she caused by promoting her profile on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. There are no reports that she has closed it.
She is an American singer who became known through television. She competed in the third season of Making the Band, the MTV competition produced by Sean Combs, and was chosen for Danity Kane, the girl group that signed with Bad Boy Records and topped the charts in the mid-2000s.
After leaving the group she stayed active in reality TV and in music as a solo artist. In February 2025 she was the contestant hidden inside the ant costume on Fox's The Masked Singer: she was eliminated after singing Peggy Lee's “Fever,” and only judge Robin Thicke guessed who she was, according to E! News. In late 2025 she returned to the stage with former bandmates D. Woods and Aundrea Fimbres on Danity Kane's reunion tour, Variety reported.
On January 15, 2024, the national holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr., O'Day posted a series of ten photos and videos on Instagram inviting her followers to subscribe to her OnlyFans. The caption was a quote from the civil rights leader about the importance of not staying silent about things that matter, Page Six and TMZ reported.
Many users found it disrespectful and said so in the comments; others defended the quote. TMZ added that in those posts she also used the names of Donald Trump, Joe Biden and lawyer Michael Cohen to drive clicks to her page. Two days later, actor Dan Benson, a former Disney figure who is also a creator on the platform, publicly criticized her for exploiting the date, TMZ reported.
In the same post she included a clip from a podcast in which she talked about how almost all money today is made through the phone and about the need not to lose one's identity away from screens.
Other American singers with accounts on the platform include Cardi B and Rubi Rose. See more profiles in our United States section.
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| Platform | Subscription price | Since |
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| OnlyFans | Check the official profile | — |
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Yes. She promotes it on social media, and in 2022 she premiered a song there, according to KTLA.
Because in January 2024 she used a Martin Luther King Jr. quote, on the holiday dedicated to him, to promote her page, according to Page Six and TMZ.
She is an American singer and former member of Danity Kane, the group born on MTV's reality show Making the Band.
Her account is @aubreyoday, the one tagged in the posts Page Six quoted.
No. Groups and links promising Aubrey O'Day's content for free are usually scams or install malware, and sharing paid content without permission violates the creator's rights. Only use the account linked from the official social media.
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