OnlyFans model Corinna Kopf has made a shock U-turn on her OnlyFans ‘retirement’ just days after making her big announcement that she would be stepping away despite making a rumored $67million.
The 28-year-old blonde bombshell – who was seen dining at celeb-favorite Nobu Malibu on Thursday – took to Instagram to clarify her status on the subscription site.
She wrote: ‘so… i haven’t actually retired from that site just yet but i do want to try and separate from it slowly over the next couple of months.
‘i’ve been in a consistent battle with myself over it recently and it’s time to slowly step away.’
OnlyFans model Corinna Kopf has made a shock U-turn on her OnlyFans ‘retirement’ just days after making her big announcement that she would be stepping away despite making a rumored $67million
As many fans had questions about her decision including why she would walk away from a substantial amount of money for her content, the influencer addressed those criticisms as well.
Corinna wrote: ‘if you want me to be super and i mean SUPER transparent i hate being on the site/ how i’m looked at by others but i’m currently building a home and walking away from $300,000+ dollars a month seems a little…stupid [grinning face with sweat emoji]’
This comes just days after she seemingly announced her retirement from the subscription site.
The influencer announced she removed a link directing fans to her OnlyFans page on Thursday, indicating she was no longer on the site.
‘no more link in bio …….’ Corinna tweeted.
Corinna has made quite the pretty penny on the site – she has apparently raked in $67 million since joining the site in 2021.
She made the revelation during a Twitch stream several weeks ago, shocking the other influencers who observed her finances.
![Corinna wrote: 'if you want me to be super and i mean SUPER transparent i hate being on the site/ how i’m looked at by others but i’m currently building a home and walking away from $300,000+ dollars a month seems a little…stupid [grinning face with sweat emoji]'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/10/25/20/91296051-14003445-image-a-7_1729884939983.jpg)
Corinna wrote: ‘if you want me to be super and i mean SUPER transparent i hate being on the site/ how i’m looked at by others but i’m currently building a home and walking away from $300,000+ dollars a month seems a little…stupid [grinning face with sweat emoji]’
This comes just days after she seemingly announced her retirement from the subscription site
Fans will still be able to have access to Corinna via her other social media platforms
Corinna has made quite the pretty penny on the site – she has apparently raked in $67 million since joining the site in 2021
The star first became known to YouTube audiences as a member of pal David Dobrik’s Vlog Squad, according to Business Insider.
