Donna Mills isn’t easing into OnlyFans quietly. Three months after the Knots Landing star opened her page at 85, she’s talking openly about what her subscribers ask for, what she won’t do, and what could be coming next.
Peloton rides and coffee, not toothbrushing
According to People‘s Virginia Chamlee, Mills sat down with ABC News correspondent Kayna Whitworth for the Oct. 23 episode of Nightline, and an exclusive clip shows her describing the everyday content she shares. “I do the Peloton,” she said, adding that it’s things like “having a cup of coffee.” Some fans apparently want to watch her brush her teeth, which is where she draws the line: “I’m not going to brush my teeth.”
Asked whether most of her subscribers are men, Mills answered, “I think so. Yeah. Sometimes you don’t know.”
Unseen photos could be next
The bigger tease is a set of pictures fans have never seen. Chamlee reports that Mills said some photos from her old Playboy shoot never made it into the magazine, and she thinks those outtakes would be “most appealing” to subscribers. She still prefers to leave something to the imagination, saying it’s “sexier to be not just totally naked.” When Whitworth asked what she’d charge for one of those images, Mills wasn’t sure: “Maybe — I’m not sure, $100.”
According to Closer Weekly‘s Amy Hogan, the page has already paid off. Mills joined in July 2026 and said on the Creators Inc. podcast in August that she’d earned “many six figures” in her first month. Hogan also notes Mills still chases acting roles and works out almost daily, telling the Really Famous podcast, “I’m as ambitious as I was when I started out.”
The grape-stomping request
Not every fan request is a no. According to Us Weekly‘s Mike Vulpo, Mills said in September that the one truly “different” request was to see her stomping grapes barefoot at her vineyard, and that video is “coming soon.” She told Vulpo she was surprised by how much attention her move got, calling it “a new chapter” and “a new beginning.”
The takeaway
Mills is proof that an OnlyFans page doesn’t have to follow one script. She’s built a six-figure business mostly on daily-life content, set clear limits, and kept her most valuable material, those unseen photo-shoot outtakes, in reserve as a premium she can price when she’s ready. For creators of any age, that’s a smart playbook: know your audience, know your boundaries, and save your best card for last.
Image: Donna Mills in 2010. Photo by Greg Hernandez, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
