Drea de Matteo’s presence on OnlyFans could be very a lot a household effort.
The “Sopranos” and “Sons of Anarchy” actor made waves when she joined the subscription-based grownup streaming web site final yr. Showing on the “Not Today, Pal” podcast this week, she revealed that her 13-year-old son, Waylon, generally helps edit her content material.
“He’s like, ‘So what do you want me to do with the bikini line here?’” De Matteo advised her “Sopranos” costars Robert Iler and Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who co-host the podcast.
So far as what content material she permits Waylon and his 16-year-old sister, Alabama, to view, she attracts the road at photos that embody different fashions, even when they aren’t a lot racier than a love scene from one in every of her movie or TV roles.
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A New York native, de Matteo has been within the headlines lately for criticizing celebrities who’ve endorsed President Joe Biden, although she has stopped in need of publicly endorsing his Republican rival, former President Donald Trump.
When she joined OnlyFans in 2023, she mentioned she noticed it as a approach to generate revenue after being handed over for Hollywood roles due to her vocal opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
She mentioned her “original goal” on the positioning was to launch a podcast that may be cohosted by her boyfriend, Robby Staebler, and targeted on politics and present affairs.
“We wanted to do it there because it wouldn’t be censored, and everything was being censored,” she mentioned. “We have no freedom of speech anymore.”
The actor rapidly shifted to extra steamy content material, and although she mentioned she has so far steered away from full frontal nudity or X-rated acts on the positioning, she’s come to treat her OnlyFans work as a “political statement” nonetheless.
“I had to give myself the narrative that this is the only way I can fight for my freedom right now, and that’s basically to be naked. To be naked with my beliefs and my politics and what I want for my kids’ future, and I think that people are so afraid right now to speak their minds.”
Watch Drea de Matteo’s “Not Today, Pal” interview beneath. Her feedback on OnlyFans start across the 33:30 mark.
