WNBA star Erica Wheeler has made history by becoming the first pro basketball player to partner with OnlyFans. Wheeler, 34, plays point guard for the Seattle Storm. Now, the 2019 WNBA All Star MVP is taking on a different type of challenge. <\/p>\n
By inking a deal with OnlyFans, some people think that Wheeler will be creating adult content for the site, but that\u2019s not at all her goal. In fact, she won\u2019t be using the platform for that sort of content at all.<\/p>\n
“I think it’s a stamp on OnlyFans that it’s only for adult content, and I don’t think it’s that,” Wheeler told Fox News Digital<\/a> in an interview published on Sunday, Feb. 1.<\/p>\n “I want to be one of the ones to show the world that it’s not just about adult content,\u201d she said, adding that she plans on filming a variety of things, including workouts and family time.<\/p>\n Wheeler said that she hasn\u2019t received any negative feedback from fans, but, if she did, she has a response ready to go.<\/p>\n “I would ask them, ‘What they doing in their personal life?'” Wheeler told Fox News Digital.<\/p>\n “Like, who are you to ask me what I do in my personal life? What I do shouldn’t amount to anything that another human being has going on. Half the time, these fans are sitting on they couch, watching TV, doing nothing with themselves, probably making 50 to 60,000 a year. Why should I care about their opinions? It means nothing to me,\u201d she added.<\/p>\n Wheeler\u2019s new partnership was confirmed in late January 2026.<\/p>\n