‘Harry Potter’ Star Shocks Fans With OnlyFans Announcement

37-year-old actress Jessie Cave, best known for her role as Lavender Brown in the “Harry Potter” film series, has taken an unexpected turn in her career by launching an OnlyFans page.

Jessie Cave announced the venture on Instagram, explaining that her new platform will focus on “niche hair content.”

‘Harry Potter’ Star Embraces ‘Strange New Journey’ With Hair-Brushing Content

Cave, whose long, light brown hair is a signature look, described the project as a “strange new journey.”

In a humorous video accompanying her announcement, she is seen brushing her hair while explaining to an off-camera voice, presumably her longtime partner, Alfie Brown, that her OnlyFans content will primarily involve “stuff like this.”

The off-camera voice playfully questioned whether hair-brushing content is a known phenomenon, to which Cave responded with a confident “No.” She explained that fans “want to hear the sounds” of brushing and “swishing” hair, showcasing her unique approach to the subscription-based platform that is typically associated with adult content.

Jessie Cave Launches OnlyFans With ‘Sensual’ Hair Content

“Well, don’t give it away for free!” the man urged as Cave demonstrated her planned videos. She asserted, “I need to tell people what I’m offering,” adding, “It is a fetish. I think. I hope! Slutty Mormon. I’m going for a very pure aesthetic.”

When asked what she hopes to achieve, Cave replied, “Just very sensual stuff with my hair.” She joked that this venture “could make the big bucks” while reassuring both her partner and potential subscribers that her content will steer clear of more explicit material. “There will be no ‘feet’ or ‘bums’ involved,” she said.

Her OnlyFans bio reinforces this boundary:

“Former ‘Harry Potter’ actress, writer, doodler and now Only Fans Long Hair Specialist. I do NICHE HAIR CONTENT which you may well quite like. How magical! Owl drop near daily.”

Cave, who describes herself as a “Long Hair Specialist,” emphasizes that while her content may be “sensual,” it won’t include explicit sexual material. She added a whimsical touch, promising “Owl drop near daily” updates, keeping with her “Harry Potter” roots.

“If you have a hair thing, this is the place for you,” she said, encouraging potential subscribers to message her with specific requests.

Comedy Duo Turn Love And Chaos Into Stage Gold

Before announcing her OnlyFans, the comedian and her on-again off-again boyfriend Alfie Brown said they are taking their personal and professional partnership to the next level.

After a decade of navigating a turbulent relationship filled with love, breakups, and co-parenting four children, the couple is now teaming up on stage. This summer, they will debut a joint work-in-progress show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, with the potential of launching a podcast titled “Before We Break Up Again.”

Though the podcast is not set in stone, the cheeky working title speaks volumes about their relationship dynamic. “Lots of people go: we just want to have a bit of time for us before we have any children. Well, we’ve never had any time for us,” Brown explained.

The couple’s journey began unconventionally, as Cave became pregnant after a one-night stand, long before they were officially a couple. Since then, they’ve experienced two breakups, reconciled, and grown their family, all while learning how to navigate life together.

“We started our relationship at level 8, without any of the lessons you learn on level 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7,” Brown said, with Cave adding, “We definitely have a different rulebook.”

From Rent Woes To Relationship Revelations

Their upcoming show will delve into the intricacies of their relationship, sharing insights from their time as exes and as co-parents. While this might sound like a well-thought-out creative collaboration, the initial motivation was more practical.

Brown candidly admits, “Flats in Edinburgh are extortionate, and we needed to do an extra show to make enough money.” However, what began as a financial decision has evolved into something “one of the most exciting things we’ve ever done.”

Comedy Couple Embraces Radical Honesty: ‘If It’s Detrimental, I’m Doomed’

Cave and Brown are no strangers to airing their personal lives on stage.

During their first breakup in 2018, both comedians performed solo shows in Edinburgh, each discussing their relationship. The performances created a buzz, with audiences eager to catch both sides of the story.

While their transparency might seem risky, the couple feels that sharing their truth is an essential part of who they are. “It’s so fundamental to who we are,” Brown said. Cave echoes the sentiment, “I wouldn’t know how to do anything without talking about my life. So if it has been detrimental, I’m doomed.”

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