Trisha Paytas and her OnlyFans: the YouTuber who left the platform after meeting her husband

Does Trisha Paytas have OnlyFans?

She had one. Trisha Paytas, one of the oldest and most controversial YouTubers in the United States, had an OnlyFans account (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America) that made her a lot of money in 2020. In 2026 E! News recalled what she told Polyester magazine: that year she decided to focus only on the platform because she “followed the money,” and she left it when she met Moses Hacmon, whom she married in 2021.

Who is Trisha Paytas?

She belongs to YouTube's old guard: Dexerto calls her an “OG” YouTuber, one of the first to become famous on the platform by speaking openly about her life and her feuds with other creators. Newsweek described her in 2021 as an internet personality and podcaster. She co-hosted the podcast Frenemies with Ethan Klein of the H3 channel, which she left amid a split that fans of both followed closely, and later launched her own show, Just Trish.

In her personal life, she has been married to Moses Hacmon since 2021, and it was that relationship that marked the end of her time on the platform.

Her time on OnlyFans

Newsweek included her in 2021 in its list of the biggest YouTubers with accounts on the platform. According to the account E! News quoted, 2020 was a great year on OnlyFans and she decided to focus on it alone: she described it as a fun summer in which she earned a lot of money. She also admitted she would probably have kept going longer had she not met Moses, and that she stopped at that point.

Her account was back in the news in September 2023. On her podcast she brought up a 2019 video in which Barstool Sports employees, among them Brianna Chickenfry, laughed at her content on the platform, and said it hurt to be mocked when she was already putting herself out there. Brianna replied on TikTok that she found the situation strange and that she was even still subscribed to her account, according to Dexerto. The press has not published a verified price for her subscription.

Another YouTuber of her generation who closed her account is Tana Mongeau. Find more cases in our United States section.

• Newsweek, «From Corinna Kopf to Tana Mongeau—The Biggest YouTubers on OnlyFans», June 10, 2021.
• Dexerto, «Brianna Chickenfry hits back at Trisha Paytas over "weird" OnlyFans drama», September 6, 2023.
• E! News, gallery of celebrities with OnlyFans accounts, May 13, 2026.

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