Retirement usually means golf, grandkids and maybe a cruise. For DD White, it means OnlyFans. According to TMZ, the 72-year-old great-grandmother of eight has launched her own OnlyFans page, turning the adult content she makes with her husband into what she calls her post-career plan.
From hobby to business
White didn’t start out trying to build a company. TMZ reports that she and her husband first made content just for fun and posted it on various swinger sites. After men kept asking to meet her, the couple decided to launch their own adult site and profile.
As IBTimes UK‘s Jeanne Nastassja Bayona notes, the venture has now grown past third-party sites. Citing adult industry outlet XBIZ, Bayona writes that White launched her own website on July 17, 2026, as a home for videos made under her DD White Productions banner.
A long road to here
Before any of this, White co-founded a manufacturing company and later retired from it. TMZ says she and her husband met at a disco’s Ladies Night and have been married for about 40 years. They were swingers early in the marriage, set that aside while raising their blended family, and picked it back up once their kids and grandkids were grown.
Fashion Times UK‘s Jazzmine Gayle S. Miguel frames the move as a way for White to keep working in a field she and her husband enjoy, rather than stepping away from work entirely after leaving her business role.
Building an audience
White isn’t starting from zero. TMZ reports that she has nearly 35,000 Instagram followers and has been nominated for four AVN Awards, the adult industry’s best-known honors.
What nobody knows yet is how much the business actually makes. Bayona points out that White’s earnings haven’t been made public, and that neither her OnlyFans income nor her website revenue has been independently verified. She also notes there’s no public evidence White turned to adult content because of money trouble.
Part of a bigger trend
White’s story lands in a week full of older and famous faces on the platform. IBTimes UK ties her story to other recent OnlyFans headlines involving former NBA star Lamar Odom and actress Donna Mills.
The takeaway
There’s no age limit on the creator economy. White’s path, from manufacturing co-founder to AVN-nominated creator with her own production label, shows how subscription platforms let people build a business on their own terms at any stage of life. Whether it becomes a real retirement fund is still an open question, but she’s clearly treating it like a business, not a joke.
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