Vanessa Bouza and her OnlyFans: from Gran Hermano to the platform

Does Vanessa Bouza have OnlyFans?

When did she open her OnlyFans?

The news broke in mid-March 2025. Infobae published it on March 15, drawing on an earlier report by 20 Minutos, and said she had already uploaded her first posts within hours. OKDiario picked it up on March 17 and added that the profile already had a dozen photos and more than ten videos.

In the account description she introduces herself with two words that sum up her career: “reality shows and singer,” according to both outlets.

How much does Vanessa Bouza's OnlyFans cost?

Infobae and OKDiario agreed that the subscription cost 25 dollars a month in March 2025, about 23 euros at the exchange rate of the time. The price may have changed; check her official profile.

Who is Vanessa Bouza?

She is a singer from A Coruña, according to Diez Minutos, who forms the music duo Carpe Diem with her husband, Javier Mouzo, her partner of more than ten years, according to Infobae. Before starting their own band, the two played in Galician groups such as Yukatán, Superstars and Almirantes; in 2013 they went independent and have since performed mostly at village festivals and private events, according to the same magazine. Her first TV experience predates Telecinco: the couple took part in A miña familia pola túa, a family-swap show on Galician regional television.

Her time on Gran Hermano

The two entered Gran Hermano 19 together, the 2024 edition in which the Telecinco show returned to anonymous contestants after seven years. Diez Minutos called her one of the stars of the season, but her clashes with other housemates and her arguments with her husband weighed on viewers: on October 24, 2024 she became the fourth contestant permanently evicted, with 80% of the vote against her, according to FormulaTV.

Her exit was one of the most talked-about of the season. As soon as she heard the result, she asked Javier Mouzo in a video message to leave the house to be with her, which host Jorge Javier Vázquez criticized on air; the singer ended up confirming he would quit, according to FormulaTV and Diez Minutos.

Telecinco later called her back for GH Dúo, which took her back to the house in Guadalix de la Sierra; there, according to OKDiario, she was the first contestant evicted. She then stayed on television as a regular guest on ¡De viernes!, and on social media, where Infobae counted more than 100,000 Instagram followers in 2025.

How her followers reacted

Infobae described the launch as dividing her audience: some backed her search for new income while others were surprised. The same outlet listed her among former Gran Hermano contestants in Spain who also have an account on the platform, alongside Alyson Eckmann, Aída Nízar and Noemí Merino. See more cases in our Spain section.

• Diez Minutos, «Vanessa Bouza, de 'Gran Hermano': sale a la luz la verdad de su pasado y su trabajo real», October 20, 2024.
• FormulaTV, «El repaso de Jorge Javier a Vanessa por pedir a Javi que abandone 'Gran hermano 19': "Es tiranía emocional"», October 25, 2024.
• Diez Minutos, article on Vanessa Bouza's eviction from Gran Hermano, October 25, 2024.
• Infobae, «Vanessa Bouza, la concursante de ‘Gran Hermano’ que se abre cuenta de OnlyFans: contenido para adultos y 100.000 seguidores», March 15, 2025.
• OKDiario, «Una ex concursante de ‘Gran Hermano’ sorprende con su salto a OnlyFans: ¿cuánto cuesta la suscripción?», March 17, 2025.

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