OnlyFans model Sophie Rain has been making headlines in the NBA world over the last season for a number of reasons. Her claim that she almost made more money than LeBron James stunned fans before she actually confirmed she made $42 million over 2024 compared to the $48.2 million salary James was on in 2024-25. She also appeared on a podcast with Brooklyn Nets star Michael Porter Jr., and had multiple interactions with legend Shaquille O’Neal.
Rain is famous for making explicit content on her OnlyFans, but it’s been made clear that she’s a virgin and never posts content about intercourse with another man. As a result, fans have made odd comments about her in the past. Due to the popularity of her explicit content, she reportedly received multi-million dollar offers for losing her virginity.
On a recent appearance on DJ Vlad’s show, Rain confirmed that she does receive offers like this, with one notable offer coming at $15 million by an unnamed basketball star, whom she refused to identify in any way.
“Yes, that is true. But obviously I’m not doing that. I don’t want to speculate or cause speculation.
While Vlad joked about how he would’ve accepted the offer, it’s clear Rain is holding the principles she started this work with close to herself. Whether or not the image she’s crafting for herself is real is immaterial, since people are still willingly sending her their money for the content she posts.
Naturally, it’s unclear which NBA players would do something like this, but we’ve seen All-Stars openly getting caught up in situations like this in the past. Given how big the reported offer was, it has to either be a veteran who’s made $100s of millions already, or it’s a young player on a big contract.
Rain’s financial success as an internet model who posts explicit content has made her earnings rival those of NBA All-Stars. Michael Porter Jr., who made $xx million last season on the Nets, openly criticized the people who willingly send money for Rain’s content to help her earn that much.
“I mean, to me it’s kind of lame that dudes is giving her 50 M’s bro. And it be dudes who probably got wives and kids and they’re over there in their little room being weird like. To me, that’s wild… But I mean, like, I don’t judge anybody, but like, that’s wild to me. Like, she’s made, I seen something, she made 80-something M’s in the past year or two. Like, that’s crazy.”
“And the thing about that, bro, is these girls on OnlyFans, they’re not even the ones typing, going back and forth with these dudes. They’re probably talking to some dude in the Philippines who’s running her account. So like, y’all wasting y’all’s bread doing that.”
Rain appeared on Porter Jr.’s podcast to break this perception that she didn’t work for her pay by describing her grind and clarifying that she’s behind all messages and posts and not an external party.
“I just think it’s funny how men can dribble a ball and cash $30 million checks without anyone calling that lame. But if a woman builds a business from nothing and earns more than some MVPs, suddenly it’s a moral crisis. They love to act like it’s all smoke and mirrors, but no one was handing me a contract, a trainer, and a brand deal at 19. I worked 14-hour days, answered every DM, and edited every post. Nobody faked that grind.”
Rain is likely to continue making headlines in the NBA world for her interactions with star players. Stories like this reveal an entirely different side of NBA players, but a side that’s best left to their personal lives instead of being broadcast to the whole world.
