Lamar Odom’s OnlyFans account went live Tuesday, with the former NBA player promising fans a more personal look at his life. Precisely how personal remains unclear, which is presumably the point.

The 46-year-old described himself as a two-time NBA champion and a “Lakers legend” in his profile. “You’ve seen me on the court. You’ve seen me on TV. Now get to know the REAL me,” the bio reads.

It also promises something “a little more personal” and “a little more playful,” along with a side of Odom that audiences have not seen before.

Odom promoted the launch on Instagram Stories with a shirtless photograph taken in a pool. He added the words “Let’s chat” and directed followers to his new page.

Asked what subscribers should expect, Odom declined to set firm boundaries. “I’ve lived a pretty wild life, and trust me, there are still a few surprises left,” he told TMZ. “I’ve always been an open book, but there are some chapters people haven’t seen yet.”

His girlfriend, Los Angeles real estate agent Rachel Bradley, has also joined the subscription platform. TMZ reported that the couple could eventually make content together, although no collaboration has been confirmed.

From NBA earnings to financial trouble

Odom earned about $110 million in salary during his NBA career, according to Forbes. He won championships with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2009 and 2010, collecting two rings that later became tied to a difficult period in his life.

After his near-fatal overdose in 2015, Odom faced financial problems and pawned the rings to help cover medical bills. On his On the LO podcast in November 2022, he said the fan who bought them later returned them without asking for payment.

Odom has also spoken publicly about his history of substance abuse. In March, he said he was approaching two months of sobriety and was avoiding alcohol and marijuana.

“I’m not the same person,” he said while discussing his past use of cocaine and crack, which also featured in the Netflix documentary Untold: The Life & Death of Lamar Odom. “I do everything in my strength to protect my sobriety.”