The young content creator has been candid about her decision to remain a v!rgin.
Sophie Rain has disclosed that several companies have approached her with significant financial offers to document her losing her v!rginity on camera.
The 20-year-old, who reportedly earned an astonishing $43 million in just one year through OnlyFans, continues to make waves in the adult content industry while maintaining her claim of being a v!rgin.
Despite producing NSFW content for the platform, Rain insists she has not crossed that personal boundary. Now, companies are competing with staggering bids for what she refers to as her “V card.”
Speaking on Camilla Araújo’s podcast, Sophie Rain revealed that “multiple companies” have approached her with offers to film her losing her v!rginity.
While Rain hasn’t disclosed exact figures, she appears unfazed by the lucrative proposals. Addressing the topic, she remarked, “Why would I do that?” suggesting she’s in no rush to accept any such deal, no matter the amount.
Among the offers, adult platform CamSoda reportedly bid $250,000 for what they described as a “v!rginal show.” Daryn Parker, CamSoda’s Vice President, stated: “Your debut would be a masterclass in proving that you don’t need to go all the way to make people go all in,” according to MailOnline.
“Let’s give our viewers a front-row seat to the phenomenon that has men falling to their knees (and reaching for their wallets) while you stay fully clothed,” Daryn Parker added.
“Your story of rising from food stamps to $43 million is nothing short of iconic, and we believe your success and creativity can inspire models and viewers alike.
“Plus, let’s be honest—who wouldn’t want to hear what the most lucrative v!rgin in the game has to say?”
Outside of the controversial offers, Sophie Rain reportedly earns an incredible $4 million per month through OnlyFans. However, this claim has been challenged by a fellow adult industry star who has cast doubt on the figures.
Adam Grandmaison took to Twitter to cast doubt on Sophie Rain’s reported earnings, stating: “Everyone I’ve talked to who works in the OnlyFans industry agrees these numbers are fake and would kindly request you post screen recordings.”
The podcaster and content creator added: “I’m not ‘mad’; I just think y’all should know this is marketing and not news. Yeah, she’s very popular, but her management team are faking her numbers to get media attention (and it’s working).”
Whether it’s $4 million or $400,000 a month, either figure would be an enviable take-home salary for anyone.
