Paige VanZant’s post-UFC career has taken her into unexpected territory – including a world where fans will pay real money for some truly strange requests.
Since leaving mixed martial arts, the former UFC standout has built a multi-million-dollar business on OnlyFans, a platform that allows subscribers to request custom content directly from creators.
While many of those messages are routine, VanZant recently revealed one that caught her completely off guard.
Sharing the exchange on Instagram, she wrote:
He literally paid $25 for this.
The fan opened politely after subscribing:
Hey, I’m just wondering, do you do customs?”
VanZant thanked him for the support, but what followed left her stunned:
Can you make a video stepping on your phone and calling me a bad boy?
The moment quickly went viral, offering a glimpse into the stranger side of VanZant’s booming online business.
Once viewed as a rising UFC title contender — known for her striking and jiu-jitsu as much as her looks — VanZant fought names like Rose Namajunas and spent years grinding inside the Octagon.
Ironically, it wasn’t until she walked away from MMA that her income truly exploded.
Since then, she’s dabbled in BKFC, PowerSlap, and Misfits Boxing, but OnlyFans has clearly become her most lucrative platform.
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