Brittney Palmer
United StatesBrittney Palmer and her OnlyFans: the UFC's most famous Octagon Girl has an account
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Verification card
| Name | Blac Chyna (Angela White) |
|---|---|
| Verified status | Closed her account |
| Platform mentioned | OnlyFans |
| City and country | United States |
| Category | Models, Reality TV |
| Verified official socials | No socials confirmed by the press |
| Last verified | November 2026 |
No, Blac Chyna no longer has OnlyFans: the model and Rob & Chyna star left it in 2023 after being baptized and returning to her name, Angela White.
Even though she closed her account, her name still shows up on fake profiles and on pages claiming to offer her content. They are scams after your data or money. Read our guide to spotting fake accounts.
Not anymore. Blac Chyna, the American model and TV figure who now uses her birth name, Angela White, had one of the most talked-about OnlyFans accounts in the world (the platform is nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America), but she closed it in early 2023. She explained the decision in an interview with Fox News in March of that year, and Variety confirmed in December that she had left the platform and moved to another one, Passes, where adult content is not allowed.
She is one of the most high-profile personalities of the past decade in the United States. Variety describes her as a model, rapper, TV personality and influencer all at once. Her fame grew with social media culture and with a love life closely followed by the celebrity press: she was in a relationship with Rob Kardashian, with whom she starred in the 2016 reality show Rob & Chyna on E!, a relationship Fox News also recalled when reviewing her story. She is the mother of two children.
In 2022 she made a personal turn that shaped the next stage of her career. According to Fox News, she was baptized on her 34th birthday and has since presented herself as Angela White, her legal name.
For years her name appeared on lists of the platform's best-paid celebrities. Variety recalled that she was among its top earners, with talk of income in the millions of dollars a month, figures she never confirmed in detail and that are best read as third-party estimates.
She told Fox News herself why she opened the account: she was going through a very difficult period, was afraid of losing everything and looked for a quick way out, even though, she said, she knew it was not right for her. She gave other women on the platform a direct piece of advice: if they do it out of need, they should also plan how to get out, because for her, fast money “never ends well.”
The reason she gives is religious. On Fox & Friends Weekend she explained that after her baptism she felt God was asking her to leave that work and that her body should be treated as a temple. Variety added that in 2023 she called the platform a “dead end” and said she wanted to set a better example for her children.
At the end of that year she joined Passes, a Miami-based subscription platform that bans adult content. According to Variety, she posts there about her faith, her business, recipes and workout routines, with a subscription of 9.99 dollars a month in 2023.
Another American celebrity who has spoken openly about the platform is Larsa Pippen. Find more profiles in our United States section.
| Platform | Subscription price | Since |
|---|---|---|
| OnlyFans | Check the official profile | — |
The account is closed: this was the price while it was active. Always check the current price on the official profile.
No. She closed it in 2023, after being baptized, according to Fox News and Variety.
She said that after her baptism she felt she should not stay on the platform and that she wanted to set a different example for her children.
Angela White, the name she went back to using publicly in 2023.
She is an American model, TV personality and businesswoman, known for the reality show Rob & Chyna and for her huge social media presence.
On Passes, a subscription platform without adult content, which she joined at the end of 2023, according to Variety.
No. Groups and links promising Blac Chyna'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.
Last updated: November 4, 2026. If you are the person mentioned and want to correct or remove this information, visit our content removal request page.
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