OnlyFans Star Bryce Adams Reveals She Keeps '20 Guns' Around Her Mansion

OnlyFans star Bryce Adams, who reportedly earns around $13 million a year, just offered fans a revealing glimpse into the realities of her high-profile lifestyle. In a new sit-down for "In Depth with Graham Bensinger," the Florida-based creator got raw about everything from home security and family boundaries to moral conflicts surrounding fan spending and her mission to challenge stereotypes about the adult-content industry. The long-form profile, which The Blast was offered a sneak peek of and will be released in full this weekend, explores both the glamour and the gray areas of being one of the most successful creators on OnlyFans, and the sometimes-surreal situations that come with it.

During a tour of her sprawling 60-acre Florida compound, Bryce told host Graham Bensinger she owns roughly 20 guns for safety and privacy reasons. “There’s probably like 20 on property, overall. We got one like almost everywhere within arm’s reach, just for safety,” she explained. “All the cars have them. We have our concealed carries too.”

Bryce said she’s had people track her location in the past, which led to beefed-up security measures. “Gates, cameras, guard dog, guns. My next-door neighbor’s a cop. We’re covered," she added.

In one of the most surprising revelations, Bryce and her OnlyFans partner, and ex-boyfriend, Brian Adam, recalled filming adult content on a private jet during a family trip to Brian’s grandmother’s 90th birthday party.

While the situation sounds wild, Brian insisted there were clear boundaries. “It’s not quite as bad as it sounds,” he said. “It was a G400… They were all the way in the front. What’s even worse is my sister brought her kids… The NSFW stuff we did was strictly in the bathroom with the door closed the whole time.”

He added that everyone on board knew beforehand. “I warned them. I said, ‘There’s gonna be zero chance the kids can see anything… but it will be going on.’ And they were fine with it," he revealed.

Bryce and Brian also shared that their team often grapples with ethical questions surrounding fan interactions, especially when it comes to financial extremes. “The rates that some of these guys will pay, I cannot understand it,” Brian said. “We had so many moral and philosophical debates because… there’d be a guy chatting with Bryce who spent three or four grand, then says, ‘I can’t keep doing this, I’m gonna go broke,’ and then sends more money.”

They revealed that sometimes it’s difficult to tell whether the fan’s behavior stems from a dangerous financial spiral or an intentional fantasy: “You have to just guess,” Brian admitted.

Despite the controversy surrounding her industry, Bryce said she’s determined to use her platform for good, and she has the receipts to prove it. “We raised and donated like $150,000 through OnlyFans, through livestreams,” she told Bensinger. “It breaks the stereotypical notion of, ‘You’re just an OnlyFans creator, you’re not doing any good.’”

Bryce explained that each charity livestream encouraged viewers to tip, with every dollar donated to causes chosen by her or her fans. “I’d cover the platform fees, post the receipts, and let fans feel involved,” she said. “It gave us something cool to tell other people and challenge their mindsets.”

As the interview dug deeper into the behind-the-scenes realities of the adult industry, Bryce and Brian offered contrasting stories about how they handled sexual safety and disease prevention during their time filming together. When asked about how performers protect themselves, Bryce described a highly professional system designed to keep everyone safe.

“Oh yeah. No, that’s actually super, super important,” she said. “There are designated testing centers that have databases. You go in and you have to be tested a certain window before you do a shoot… I can look up someone’s last test date, see they’re all clear, and it’s very open and communicative.”

But Brian quickly added a far less polished account, revealing that mistakes were made early on. “She’s holding out on you,” he joked. “Yeah, after all of us had f-king chlamydia. We don’t know who the culprit was, but we were all f-king each other. Then we figured it out and said, ‘Guess we should make this a formal process and treat it like a business.’”

From privacy and safety concerns to moral questions and philanthropy, Bryce Adams’ interview paints a complex picture of one of OnlyFans’ biggest names, a woman navigating fame, finance, and freedom in an unfiltered digital era. The full "In Depth with Graham Bensinger" episode featuring Bryce Adams streams this weekend.