Former Child Star Turned Influencer Piper Rockelle Celebrated The New Year By Casually Launching An OnlyFans And Making $2.9 MILLION In Less Than 24 Hours

Source - Former internet child star Piper Rockelle is starting the year off with a major payday.

The 18-year-old influencer, who first rose to fame at just eight years old, making family-friendly YouTube videos with the help of her mother, Tiffany Smith, has officially joined OnlyFans.

In a now-deleted X post, Rockelle shared a screenshot of her day one earnings on the subscription-based social media platform, known for featuring sexually explicit content.

“My first day!” she wrote. “Forever grateful.” The earnings report revealed that, over 24 hours on Thursday, the content creator earned over $2.9 million, with the majority of the revenue derived from subscriptions. Messages and tips also contributed to her total gross pay.

Responding to an X user who reposted the screenshot, Rockelle said: “Never in a million years did i expect this to happen, you guys changed my life.”

“YouTube never paid me like this does,” she commented on another post.

Ahead of her OnlyFans launch, Rockelle uploaded an Instagram video with her grandma, predicting she would make $2 million in her first day. In the lead-up to her account going live, she counted down the hours on X.

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Actually nevermind. Nothing surprises me anymore. $2.9 million in 24 hours? Why not? Give her $29 million for all I care. People work their entire lives and barely see a fraction of what Piper made in a day...and you know what? I don't care. This is the economy we live in...where the chance of maybe seeing a pair of tits is enough to get thousands of men to open their wallets. Weird, yes, but if I had them I'd do the exact same thing. 

The crazy thing is I thought I had never even heard of Piper Rockelle until I read deeper and realized she was featured in the Netflix doc, "Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Influencing" which was a TOUGH watch. Basically this chick's mom created a fake YouTube reality show centered around child influencers and when it took off (allegedly) stole all the money. It's a must watch if you want to learn exactly what not to do with your children. 

Regardless, she's laughing all the way to the bank and we are sitting here reading about it. Life comes at at ya quick. Don't hate the player, hate the game. Have a lovely Monday.