Lamar Odom Made $50,000 in 8 Days on OnlyFans — And He's Just Getting Started
Lamar Odom just made fifty thousand dollars in eight days. On OnlyFans. And he says he is only getting started.
The former Los Angeles Lakers star launched his OnlyFans page last month, becoming the first NBA player ever to join the platform. Sources told TMZ he earned $50,000 in his first eight days and is on track to make $200,000.
Odom confirmed it himself. "The response to my OnlyFans has been incredible," he told Page Six. "I'm connecting with fans in a whole new way, building something big, and now I'm looking to bring other athletes along for the ride."
Subscribers pay $14.99 a month. His bio promises a little more personal, a little more playful, and a side of the former athlete that fans haven't seen before.
Odom played coy about what he will actually share. "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."
He is not keeping the playbook to himself. "There's a real opportunity here, and I'm just getting started," he said. He wants to bring other athletes along for the ride.
The money matters here. Odom reportedly made $110 million on salary alone during his NBA career, per Forbes. But after his near-fatal overdose in 2015, the medical bills piled up, and he pawned his two Lakers championship rings from 2009 and 2010. In 2022, the fan who bought the rings gave them back to him for free. And in March, Odom told Page Six he was almost two months sober from alcohol and marijuana.
My opinion: this is not a basketball comeback. It is a forty-seven-year-old former champion finding a new way to earn, on his own terms, in front of the fans who never left him.
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Sources: Page Six, November 8, 2026; TMZ, November 2026; Forbes (career salary figure). All quotes are Lamar Odom's own words from his Page Six statement and his TMZ interview, November 2026. As of November 8, 2026.
Photos: Wikimedia Commons (Public Domain / CC BY 2.0 / CC BY 3.0, credited in the video project log; zero BY-SA/NC/ND). The Lamar Odom portraits are freely licensed stock photos from earlier years (2007–2022) — no 2026 event photos, no paparazzi or agency photos, no social-media photos, and no photo is presented as a November 2026 event. No screenshots of any OnlyFans page appear. No photo of any minor appears.
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Lamar Odom just made fifty thousand dollars in eight days. On OnlyFans. And he says he is only getting started.
The former Los Angeles Lakers star launched his OnlyFans page last month, becoming the first NBA player ever to join the platform. Sources told TMZ he earned $50,000 in his first eight days and is on track to make $200,000.
Odom confirmed it himself. "The response to my OnlyFans has been incredible," he told Page Six. "I'm connecting with fans in a whole new way, building something big, and now I'm looking to bring other athletes along for the ride."
Subscribers pay $14.99 a month. His bio promises a little more personal, a little more playful, and a side of the former athlete that fans haven't seen before.
Odom played coy about what he will actually share. "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."
He is not keeping the playbook to himself. "There's a real opportunity here, and I'm just getting started," he said. He wants to bring other athletes along for the ride.
The money matters here. Odom reportedly made $110 million on salary alone during his NBA career, per Forbes. But after his near-fatal overdose in 2015, the medical bills piled up, and he pawned his two Lakers championship rings from 2009 and 2010. In 2022, the fan who bought the rings gave them back to him for free. And in March, Odom told Page Six he was almost two months sober from alcohol and marijuana.
My opinion: this is not a basketball comeback. It is a forty-seven-year-old former champion finding a new way to earn, on his own terms, in front of the fans who never left him.
Would you pay $14.99 a month for Lamar Odom's page? Tell me in the comments. If you like this kind of content, subscribe.
Sources: Page Six, November 8, 2026; TMZ, November 2026; Forbes (career salary figure). All quotes are Lamar Odom's own words from his Page Six statement and his TMZ interview, November 2026. As of November 8, 2026.
Photos: Wikimedia Commons (Public Domain / CC BY 2.0 / CC BY 3.0, credited in the video project log; zero BY-SA/NC/ND). The Lamar Odom portraits are freely licensed stock photos from earlier years (2007–2022) — no 2026 event photos, no paparazzi or agency photos, no social-media photos, and no photo is presented as a November 2026 event. No screenshots of any OnlyFans page appear. No photo of any minor appears.
AI disclosure: the voice-over is synthetic text-to-speech. The visuals are real Wikimedia Commons Public Domain / CC BY photos — no AI imagery of the subject was used.
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