Bop House's Camilla Araujo Drops $300K On Supercar Just Because She Was Bored

Influencer and entrepreneur Camilla Araujo just shocked fans with another extravagant purchase.

She bought a fiery orange Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series worth $300,000.

In true Araujo style, she turned the reveal into a playful spectacle online, proving once again that when boredom strikes and the bank account’s loaded, anything can happen.

Araujo is no stranger to luxury, but this time she’s taken things to a whole new level.

In a cheeky video posted Tuesday, the 25-year-old influencer gave her followers a front-row seat to the delivery of her brand-new $300,000 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series.

Laughing into the camera, she confessed, “I was bored. And you know what that means when I’m bored and I have a lot of money — a new car.”

The bright orange supercar quickly stole the spotlight, and Araujo didn’t hold back in embracing the hue.

“I might have to change the brand to orange,” she joked, referencing her signature pink aesthetic. “It’s not pink anymore. I’m gonna dye it orange.”

While the purchase might seem over-the-top, Camilla Araujo insists it’s about passion, not just price.

“I worked hard for this,” she told The Blast. “For me, it’s not about the price tag — it’s about doing what makes me happy and sharing it with the people who support me.”

Araujo also teased major modifications to the car, saying, “Follow along as I absolutely gut this car and tear it apart and make it customized.”

Her fans couldn’t get enough. “Camilla, you’re living the dream!” one wrote, while another quipped, “Can I be your passenger princess?”

Behind the scenes, Araujo’s fortune continues to soar.

A Bop House insider revealed that her $50 million net worth is the result of far more than social media glam.

“She’s not just a creator — she’s a businesswoman,” the insider said. “Camilla knows how to build hype, drive engagement, and turn it all into serious revenue.”

Thanks to digital content sales, brand deals, and sponsorships, Araujo has built an empire, one that funds everything from designer wardrobes to high-performance vehicles.

Still, she insists she hasn’t lost touch with reality. “At the end of the day, I’m just a girl who loves cars, fashion, and making people laugh,” she said. “If I can bring people a little joy along the way, that’s the real flex.”

Araujo's car purchase comes a few weeks after she and Mia Khalifa lit up Paris Fashion Week after sitting front row at the Willy Chavarria Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show, but their appearance didn’t come without controversy. Alongside rapper 2 Chainz, the OnlyFans stars made a statement that had fashion insiders buzzing and social media in uproar.

Dressed in a striking black satin blazer dress, Araujo posed confidently inside the Grand Palais, while Khalifa rocked a sporty cropped tank and shorts combo. Their outfits and presence sparked a wave of online criticism.

However, Araujo was quick to clap back. “People act like we don’t deserve a seat at the table,” she told The Blast. “But we’ve built our own tables, our own brands, and our own platforms — and that’s exactly why we’re being invited now.”

Refusing to back down, she added, “People love to scream about gatekeeping when it’s convenient for them. We’re in the front row because we have influence. We’re in the room because we earned it.”

The show itself, known for its oversized silhouettes and sharp tailoring, embodied disruption, much like the women attending. For Araujo, the moment was deeply personal.

“I’ve dreamed of coming to Paris Fashion Week my whole life,” she said. “Being here with Mia and seeing designers like Willy break the mold — that’s the future of fashion, whether people are ready or not.”

Meanwhile, Araujo recently made waves online after offering fellow OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue a $2 million deal, but with one strict condition.

In a post on X, Araujo wrote that she would “personally send Bonnie Blue 2 million dollars if she comes on my podcast and officially puts an end to her insane sex stunts.”

The bold offer followed criticism from adult star Sophie Rain and came in response to Blue’s claim that she attempted to sleep with over 1,000 men in one day.

Araujo told The Blast, “This isn’t about shaming Bonnie, it’s about drawing a line. There’s a difference between owning your sexuality and turning it into a bloody circus.”

Defending her offer, she added, “I offered her $2 million because I’m serious. If she wants to be seen as more than a headline or a meme that is ending up on the front page of every tabloid in America, this is her chance. Come on my podcast. Speak for yourself. End the stunts. Let’s have a real conversation.”