Ex-NAACP President Rachel Dolezal Joins OnlyFans In Honor Of Rihanna, Twitter Reactions Are Wild!
By Favour Adegoke on September 28, 2022 at 4:30 PM EDT
Former NAACP president Rachel Dolezal always finds her way back to the spotlight; this time, it's for her leaked OnlyFans photos. Four risque photos of Dolezal recently went viral on Twitter, causing many to express disgust and lack of interest in the photos and Dolezal's account.
Dolezal's rep confirmed that she had started a profile but said its purpose is to pay homage to Rihanna and her popular underwear line, Savage X Fenty. The bio of her OnlyFans profile says the account is dedicated to showing how Dolezal's sensual side works with her creative spirit.
Dolezal became famous in 2015 after it was revealed that she had lied about her race for years, claiming to be a Black woman when she was white. She's always denied the reports, insisting that she identifies as a black woman. The scandal eventually forced her to resign as Spokane NAACP President.
Read on to find out more.
Rachel Dolezal's Profile Pays Homage To Savage X Fenty
On Monday, four photos from Dolezal's OnlyFans profile went viral on social media. The photos appeared to be screenshots from the account, which her rep has now confirmed truly exists. Dolezal's rep confirmed to TMZ that the activist had started a profile earlier this year.
The rep also stated that Dolezal started the profile to pay homage to Rihanna and her infamous Savage X Fenty underwear and lingerie line. Dolezal had reportedly bought several from the latest lingerie collection and wanted a platform to show them off to her fans.
Unfortunately, Dolezal and her team never expected the leak, which had the four pictures racking up thousands of reposts and comments on Twitter. One of the viral photos showed Dolezal in an orange lingerie piece, showing off her toned legs and buttcheek tattoo.
The Account Is For Her Creative Content And Sensual Side
All four photos have an OnlyFans URL at the bottom, which takes fans directly to Dolezal's page. The profile itself is very busy, showing that Dolezal posts regularly and isn't trying to hide the account. It's unclear how many photos there are on the account, but fans can find out by paying $9.99 per month.
Dolezal's bio says the account is dedicated to showing off her "creative content" and allowing her to interact better with fans. It also states that subscribers get to see how Dolezal's "sensual side pairs with my creative spirit through intimate images inspired by color, light, and lingerie on the weekends."
Many expressed shock over Dolezal's OnlyFans account, but she's one of many celebrities who have joined and are active on the platform. Some famous names with OnlyFans profiles include Denise Richards, Bhad Bhabie, Tyler Posey, Tyga, and Bella Thorne.
Rachel Dolezal And The Leaked Photos Went Viral On Twitter
The four leaked photos of Dolezal quickly went viral on Twitter, with many expressing their disgust and desire to never see the pictures again. One tweet read, "Whoever dropped Rachel Dolezal's onlyfans on the timeline is not seeing heaven."
Another viral tweet seemed to mock Dolezal, a white woman who claims to identify as a black woman. It read, "Rachel Dolezal is 44 and looks to be in her 30s. Black don't crack y'all." A response to this tweet read, "she has zero black in her."
Another tweet addressing the leaked pictures read, "To have leaked Rachel Dolezal's onlyfans that means you would have had to pay for it so you going to hell twice. For leaking and paying."
Rachel Dolezal Lied About Her Race For Years
Dolezal rose to fame in 2015 after it was revealed that she'd lied about her race for years, pretending to be a black woman when she was actually white. During an interview on NBC's "Today," at the time, Dolezal claimed that she'd begun identifying as a black person when she was five.
The former NAACP president said she'd always used brown crayons to depict herself as a child instead of peach or white. Dolezal also said that she'd never changed her appearance or used "blackface" to pass for a black woman but simply identified as African American.
She said, "I don't put on blackface as a performance... I certainly don't stay out of the sun." Dolezal's sons, Isaiah and Franklin, were also present during the interview, and she said they identify her "culturally" as a Black woman.
