In a move that has Hollywood abuzz, Donna Mills, the glamorous star of the legendary TV show "Knots Landing," is stepping into the digital spotlight with her new OnlyFans account. At 85, Mills is proving that age is just a number, and she's doing it with her signature flair. The actress recently revealed that a past snub from Playboy—due to her refusal to pose nude—hasn't stopped her from embracing new ways to connect with her fans.
"I was supposed to be on the cover, and they didn't put me on the cover because I didn't show anything. And that pissed me off," Mills candidly shared. Her decision not to bare it all came with a price, but Mills is now taking control and sharing previously unseen, yet still sexy, images on her own terms.
"I just loved the opening it gave me to connect with my fans, to connect with the people who have been responsible for my career," Mills said. "At my age, it's like a whole new life is opening up."
The actress, renowned for her role as Abby Cunningham, explained that the pressure to pose nude during a three-day Playboy shoot was intense, but she stood her ground. "The photographer kept trying to get me, ‘Move that sheet down a little bit,’" she recalled, highlighting the constant attempts to push her limits. Despite the pressure, Mills remained firm, ensuring that nothing too revealing made it into the final shots.
With her new venture on OnlyFans, Mills is excited to offer fans a different kind of spicy content. "I think what the page will be, will be spicy. That's kind of always been my thing, to be a little spicy," she teased. Her journey to OnlyFans began with a bit of hesitation, but after learning she could maintain her boundaries, Mills was sold.
Before launching her OnlyFans account, Mills sought the blessing of her daughter and her spouse. Both encouraged her to go for it, providing her with the confidence to explore this new avenue. "My daughter said, 'Go, mom! Come on, go.'" Mills recounted, emphasizing the strong support system she has.
Mills' foray into OnlyFans isn't just about sharing content; it's about inspiring others. "I'd like to show people, and particularly women, that it doesn't have to be over. It's just a new chapter. It's not the end... It's just something you can enjoy," she said.
As she embarks on this new journey, Mills is more than ready to redefine what it means to stay vibrant and connected with her audience. And if her iconic character Abby could weigh in, Mills is sure she'd be all for it, exclaiming, "Go, girl!"