Tana Mongeau and her OnlyFans: the Las Vegas YouTuber who closed her account in 2026

Does Tana Mongeau have OnlyFans?

Not anymore. Tana Mongeau, the YouTuber who grew up in Las Vegas and became famous for telling stories on camera, opened her OnlyFans account (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America) in May 2020 and announced in April 2026 that she was closing it. The Hollywood Reporter said she broke the news in a TikTok video, in the middle of what she calls her “Brand Safe” era, aimed at winning over advertisers. Weeks later she confirmed it in an interview with the magazine: “I quit.”

Who is Tana Mongeau?

She started on YouTube in 2015 with videos recounting wild stories from her life, and her main channel passed five million subscribers, according to Dexerto. MTV gave her the show No Filter: Tana Mongeau, which followed her daily life and her symbolic wedding to YouTuber Jake Paul, held in Las Vegas in July 2019. Then came the podcasts Cancelled, which she hosted with Brooke Schofield and which ranked among the most popular, and Not Loveline, plus live tours and a talent agency.

In her 2026 interview with The Hollywood Reporter she recalled that her publicist was a schoolmate from her Las Vegas high school, the city where both of them were raised, before she left for Los Angeles. Today she has about 9 million followers on TikTok and 5.5 million on both YouTube and Instagram.

Six years on OnlyFans

Newsweek included her in 2021 among the biggest YouTubers on the platform and noted that she had signed up in May 2020. E! News recalled the post on X with which she announced it: her account, which she named “Tana Uncensored,” was finally live.

On March 24, 2022 she showed on social media a trophy from her management company, Unruly Agency, for passing 10 million dollars in earnings since joining the site, according to Dexerto. She called it “insane,” and even her ex, actress Bella Thorne, teased her: “only 10 mill?” The press has not published a price for her subscription.

Why she closed it

The decision came with her new podcast, Brand Safe, launched in April 2026. The Hollywood Reporter explained that for years brands avoided working with her and that this shift finally opened the door to advertising deals. When the magazine asked whether OnlyFans had a place in this era, she answered that she woke up one day with a shoot scheduled and, once there, felt it no longer represented her. She added that she will not wear turtlenecks forever, but that chapter is over.

Another creator of her generation who announced her exit is Corinna Kopf. More profiles in our United States section.

• Newsweek, «From Corinna Kopf to Tana Mongeau—The Biggest YouTubers on OnlyFans», June 10, 2021.
• Dexerto, «Tana Mongeau hits insane OnlyFans earnings milestone», March 24, 2022.
• The Hollywood Reporter, «Tana Mongeau Makes "Brand Safe" Era Official With Launch of Podcast Series: "It's Still Honest"», April 23, 2026.
• The Hollywood Reporter, «Tana Mongeau Is (Finally) "Brand Safe" in Time for Her Most Lucrative Era Yet», May 5, 2026.
• E! News, gallery of celebrities with OnlyFans accounts, May 13, 2026.

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