Sachia Vickery and her OnlyFans: the tennis player funding her career with the platform

Does Sachia Vickery have OnlyFans?

Yes. Sachia Vickery, an American professional tennis player who once reached No. 73 in the world, opened an OnlyFans account (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America) in 2025, while recovering from a shoulder injury that kept her off the tour for six months. CNN reported in August 2025 that the subscription cost 12.99 dollars a month and that she says she does not post explicit content.

Who is Sachia Vickery?

She plays on the women's professional tour and reached her best ranking, 73rd, in 2018. That year she played the US Open in New York, where she faced Ukraine's Elina Svitolina. According to CNN, her career prize money is about 2.1 million dollars, a figure she puts in perspective: she has spent more than 100,000 dollars on coaches, fitness, physiotherapy and medical scans, and outside the top 100 almost nobody has a financial cushion.

In August 2025, at 30 and ranked outside the top 550, she tried to return to the US Open through qualifying. Fox News reported that she won her first qualifying match against Anastasiia Sobolieva, right as her account was making headlines.

Why she opened her OnlyFans

The injury cut off her income. She told CNN that her link with the platform began when Australian Nick Kyrgios invited her to film pickleball content for OnlyFans' video channel, and that she went on from there to start her own account. On the Black Spin Global podcast, quoted by E! News, she said she opened it in January, that it took off right away and that being a tennis player helped her marketing.

The numbers surprised her. In an Instagram Q&A she called it the easiest money she has ever made and said she enjoys it; according to CNN, in the first three months she reached around six figures, probably more than she had earned at the Grand Slams. She added that she does not need it to live, but that it gives her the financial freedom to pay for her career.

When a British tabloid portrayed her as an adult-content creator, she rejected the description. She told CNN that she posts glamour-style photos and pushes boundaries up to a point, but has never made explicit content, partly because she still competes and must respect tennis' code of conduct. Her representative said the same to People magazine, according to Fox News.

Another American athlete who makes a living on the platform is former UFC fighter Paige VanZant. More profiles in our United States section.

• E! News, «Tennis Player Sachia Vickery Defends OnlyFans Account», August 20, 2025.
• Fox News, «Tennis pro Sachia Vickery defends OnlyFans use: "I enjoy doing it"», August 21, 2025.
• CNN, «Why a professional tennis player turned to OnlyFans to help fund her career - and she may not be the last», August 24, 2025.

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