Music and creativity took center stage to kick off the year as Heidi Montag dropped her highly anticipated “I’ll Do It” music video on OFTV. Fans flocked to the platform to catch the exclusive release, generating thousands of views within the first 24 hours.

Over in the sports world, Merab Dvalishvili opened 2025 with a statement performance, defeating Umar Nurmagomedov to retain his bantamweight title. The grueling bout earned Fight of the Night honors and was celebrated as one of the best fights of the year.

Meanwhile, Ben Rothwell claimed the BKFC Heavyweight Championship at KnuckleMania V. Needing just 36 seconds to KO Mick Terrill in the first round, Rothwell delivered one of the year's most explosive bare-knuckle performances. 

January’s momentum continued in volleyball as Hagen Smith joined the ranks of professional AVP players on OnlyFans. He’s giving fans exclusive access to training, match preparation, and life beyond competition. 

February opened with an extra-romantic drop from OF Merch: the 2025 Valentine’s Day Collection. Packed with limited-edition apparel and accessories, the collection quickly stole fans’ hearts, becoming one of the most talked-about merch moments of the month. 

And OF Merch was just getting started with its unforgettable drops of 2025.

Pro surfer Pedro Scooby joined OnlyFans in February, giving surf fans everywhere an unprecedented glimpse at big-wave training, travel adventures, and life on the water. 

By blending elite competition with his unique personal insights, Scooby’s arrival highlighted the growing wave of top-tier athletes on OnlyFans. 

Brooke Candy brought her boundary-pushing creativity to OnlyFans, carving out a space to share her artistic vision without compromise. In an interview with Page Six, Candy explained, “With this new chapter on OnlyFans, I finally have a space where I can share my vision freely, without judgment.”

She also spoke candidly about the challenges of navigating censorship elsewhere, noting that many platforms “weren’t designed for artists like me—those who break the mold.” The announcement generated significant buzz across social and entertainment media. 

Chloe Paquet joined OnlyFans in March, serving fans a behind-the-scenes look at her training routines, match preparation, and life on and off the court. The announcement quickly captured media attention, with sports outlets highlighting her move as a bold and unexpected career moment. Paquet’s debut became one of the month’s most talked-about news stories in tennis.

April kicked off on a playful note with the “soft launch” of the Tissue Box Cover, continuing OF Merch’s tradition of hilariously unexpected April Fools’ Day drops. And unsurprisingly, this humble little cover instantly became a fan favorite. 

Following her New York Fashion Week 2024 presentation, Elena Velez teamed up with OnlyFans in 2025 for a limited-run merch collaboration. Inspired by her bold, uncompromising aesthetic, the collection translated Elena’s runway vision into ready-to-wear pieces. 

The OnlyFans x Elena Velez collab centers on a hoodie and a tee, each carrying Velez’s sharp design sensibility from the runway. 

The All-American Rejects’ frontman Tyson Ritter brought fresh music to OnlyFans in June with the release of his single, Easy Come, Easy Go. The launch included the exclusive premiere of the music video and additional content letting fans in on Ritter’s creative process.

By bringing the release to OnlyFans, Ritter created a more direct connection with All-American Rejects fans. Meanwhile, the band’s viral “House Party Tour” over the summer fueled renewed attention and excitement around The All-American Rejects. 

The pickleball phenomenon came to life in June with the launch of Smash City on OFTV, hosted by tennis star Nick Kyrgios, Sophie Stonehouse, and Rachel Starr. Known for his attention-grabbing persona, Kyrgios brought charisma, confidence, and competitive fire to the series, helping introduce the rapidly growing sport to a wider audience.

The comedy special series LMAOF marked a major milestone in July with the release of its 100th episode on OFTV, celebrating the show’s growing legacy and roster of comedians. With years of regular live LMAOF tapings in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Austin, outlets like Yahoo are noticing how seriously OnlyFans takes comedy.

What do comedians get out of being on OnlyFans? Just ask Mike Glazer, Jaclyn Passaro, or Stephanie Tejada.  

July brought major recognition for OFTV at the 14th Annual National Reality TV Awards, where the platform took home multiple honors. OFTV itself was named Best Platform for Reality Streaming Content, while Smash City earned Best Streamed Reality Series 2025, and Reel Rivals hosted by Isla Moon took home Best New Show 2025.

The wins reflect another standout year for OFTV and the talent of the creators who use it.

Cricket star Tymal Mills brought his skills and personality to OnlyFans in August, giving enthusiasts a closer look at how he trains, prepares for matches, and unwinds off the pitch. The launch highlighted the intense levels of discipline and commitment required to compete at the highest level of cricket. 

Mills’ arrival made headlines, drawing fresh enthusiasm to the global cricket community.

Pulse Check premiered on OFTV in August with hosts Lexy Panterra and Matt Steffanina turning dance into a full-blown test of style and stamina. In each episode, three OnlyFans creators hit the dance floor in front of a live audience member wired to a heart-rate monitor, battling to see who could drive that pulse the highest and take home the $5,000 prize.

The season rolled out across four main episodes and four bonus installments that gave viewers a peek behind the scenes of each performance. 

OF Merch went country in September with the release of the Western Capsule. Drawing from classic Western looks with a modern edge, the drop featured a curated mix of apparel and accessories, cowboy hat and all.

The capsule was another standout moment for OF Merch, building on a year of distinctive collections like Endless Summer and After Dark, a line packed with attitude and designed to keep the party going all night. 

Fashion designer Hillary Taymour of Collina Strada took the runway at New York Fashion Week in September, presenting a collection defined by bold silhouettes, sustainable materials, and her unmistakable avant-garde aesthetic. The presentation was captured and shared on OFTV as part of The Fashion Files, giving viewers a front-row seat to the creative process behind the show. 

The collection represented Hillary’s distinctive blend of creativity, storytelling, and thoughtful craftsmanship. 

In October, lingerie designer and Spice Rack founder Rachael McCrary launched an OnlyFans Business School, offering practical guidance for creators and entrepreneurs looking to turn ideas into action. 

“Take one step with the tools you have now to bring your idea to life,” McCrary said in her launch video, emphasizing tangible progress over theory alone and helping people focus on building sustainable businesses. 

Later in the month, OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair joined the Financial Times for a wide-ranging conversation over lunch, discussing the platform’s role in the UK tech and creator economies. Keily highlighted key milestones for OnlyFans, including billions in creator payouts, a lean and effective global team, and the growing reach of OFTV in mainstream entertainment.

In November, legendary skateboarder Leticia Bufoni joined OnlyFans, sharing her training and fitness routines alongside a look at her life off the board. Her presence on the platform represents a new level of access for skateboarding fans and drew significant attention across the skate community.

Shifting from the skatepark to the ring, DAZN and OnlyFans renewed their partnership in November, continuing the collaboration around top athletes and premium sports content. The ongoing relationship reflects the growing intersection between combat sports, athlete-led storytelling, and direct-to-fan platforms. 

With DAZN reaching audiences in more than 200 markets worldwide and OnlyFans collaborating with hundreds of professional athletes, the partnership reinforces a shared commitment to expanding access, visibility, and

December welcomed the Alpine Edit, OF Merch’s winter collection inspired by retro ski trips and après-ski style. Featuring cozy apparel, cold-weather accessories, and seasonal keepsakes, the drop blended the nostalgia of alpine getaways with modern comfort and style. 

Brittany Schmitt debuted her comedy special Sorry Dad on OFTV in December, following up her successful first OFTV special, Horny. The latest release brought Schmitt’s sharp, observational humor and precise timing to the stage, further cementing her voice as one to watch in stand-up comedy.

The timing was fitting. Later in December, Deadline named Schmitt to its prestigious “The Future of Funny” list, alongside fellow LMAOF comedians Bo Johnson, Orion Levine, and Usama Siddique, closing out the year with a strong signal of what’s ahead for comedy on OFTV.