Overview
- The entertainer opened an OnlyFans account this week and is actively promoting it on Instagram and X with provocative teasers and links to her profile.
- Vigna has publicly framed the move as a business decision driven by financial need, saying “mi familia necesitaba ayuda” and noting she supports family members and a production of about 30 people.
- News outlets report the subscription is advertised at about $9.98 per month, though at least one article used a $5 figure when calculating early revenue, so financial totals remain provisional.
- TN reported 5,327 subscribers in the first 72 hours based on Vigna’s posts, and she used time‑limited offers such as a 24‑hour, 50% discount tied to Argentina’s win to drive rapid signups.
- The launch highlights a wider creator‑economy trend where public figures use paywalled platforms to monetize large followings directly and to diversify income while maintaining other career work.