OnlyFans star Sophie Rain donates eye-watering sum after sharing proof of her earnings
Sophie Rain has recently donated a sizable amount to a nonprofit organisation, months after proving that she is one of the highest-earning adult models out there today.
Rain, 21, was said to earn around $43 million (£31 million) on OnlyFans in 2024, but there were sceptics who claimed the eye-watering amount suggested couldn't be true.
However, in a recent YouTube video with David Dobrik, the adult star went one step further by showing her 18-month earnings, sending the internet into shock.
She earned a near-unbelievable $82 million, or $82,899,873.57 (£63,017,764.77) to be exact in this period, with her screenshot revealing that she raked in a cool $28,472 (£21,600) per hour over that time on average.
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The content creator has never been shy about revealing her handsome earnings, even sharing that her 'top spender' sent her a total of $4.7 million (£3.5 million) in 2024 alone.
But Rain has now made headlines for donating $121,000 (£92,000) of her subscription earnings to Feeding America, a nonprofit focused on fighting hunger in the USA.
Her donation was raised just 24 hours after she told subscribers she would donate everything she earned on 30 September this year to the organisation, telling People: "I decided from the start that 100% of what I made would go straight to Feeding America."
The official Feeding America website says that one dollar can be turned into 'at least 10 meals', which means that Rain contributed to providing food for 1.2 million people.
In a candid admission, Rain said that this donation was deeply rooted in her family's struggles with food insecurity growing up.
She also opened up on her #GoonForGood campaign, which started as a 'joke' as she told fans they could do some good with 'what they were already doing', raising more than she could have even imagined.
Rain explained: “I know what it’s like to open the fridge and not have much there,
“I know what it’s like to see your parents stress about groceries, and make the choice between paying rent or feeding the family.”
She went on: “Food insecurity doesn’t care what job you have or who you are,
“As long as I continue to make money, I will continue to donate.”
Speaking to People in December 2024, the OnlyFans star said she grew up in a poor, devout Christian household that often lived off food stamps, and, having seen the struggles firsthand, she is motivated to give back not just to her family, but others in similar situations.
Rain has previously pledged $1 million to a clean water initiative headed up by YouTube giant MrBeast, as she wants to continue contributing to causes she cares deeply about.
She added: “People already judge us. If you wait for approval, you’ll never do anything.
“My advice is super simple: do what your heart tells you. The judgment doesn’t matter. You don’t need to be ‘respectable’ to make a difference."
Joshua Nair