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Le’Veon Bell’s post-NFL career has been interesting, to say the least.
Since last playing in the league with the Tampa Bay Bucs back during the 2021-22 season, Bell has embarked on both boxing and music careers. His latest endeavor, though, might be his most surprising: an OnlyFans account.
Speaking with Fox News, Bell explained that he launched a channel on OnlyFans as a way to “get more intimate” with his fans.
“I decided to do OnlyFans as a platform for the simple fact to get more intimate with my fans. There’s times where – people know I make music, people know I box, play football, so I use that platform for times to get intimate with my fans,” Bell told Fox News.
The report, however, specifies that Bell is using the site as “more of his own personal vlog and streaming service for video games, primarily Super Smash Brothers.”
“When I’m boxing, people want to see how I look when I spar, or how did I cut so much weight in a week or two, or what I’m eating during the week of the fight, whatever it may be,” Bell said.
“That’s my chance to really get intimate with my fans and show them exactly what I’m doing, exactly how I’m going about my week or my day or how I train or how I record in the studio and give that opportunity for my fans more intimately.”
The 31-year-old Bell, who was drafted out of Michigan State University by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2013, spent nine seasons in the NFL.
In addition to the Steelers, Bell also played for the New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He was also named to three Pro Bowls and one All-Pro First Team in 2014.
Over the course of his nine seasons in the league, Bell racked up 1,595 carries for 6,554 yards and 81 touchdowns, while also catching 399 passes for 3,289 yards and nine touchdowns.