George Santos is on a special path following his expulsion from Congress. The 35-year-old former U.S. Consultant launched an OnlyFans account earlier this week and defined why he selected the platform in a sequence of recent tweets.
“The second you’ve all been ready for!” Santos started in his message through X (previously often known as Twitter) on Thursday, June 19. “Solely on #OnlyFans will you get the complete behind the scenes entry to every part I’m engaged on. See ya all there!”
The previous politician’s account expenses a month-to-month subscription price of $29.99 monthly.
The second you have all been ready for!
Solely on #OnlyFans will you get the complete behind the scenes entry to every part I am engaged on.
see ya all there! https://t.co/vYviMechYB
— George Santos (@MrSantosNY) June 19, 2024
In response to his announcement, just a few X customers expressed their dissent with Santos’ platform alternative, as one tweeted, “Gross unfollowed.” To that, Santos replied, “You do understand it’s a content material platform not simply [porn]? Lol.”
The identical commenter challenged Santos by writing again, “Proper, and Playboy is for articles?”
“Once more, not all content material on OnlyFans is porn,” Santos clapped again, earlier than clarifying, “I’m not doing something sexual in anyway,” with a vomiting emoji.
Okay y’all bought your panties in a bunch…
The one followers is Not grownup content material.
I made a decision to go along with solely followers as a result of I needed to stir the pot. Of us have to cease being so delicate… https://t.co/orhSGlccJy
— George Santos (@MrSantosNY) June 19, 2024
A separate consumer identified that he “ought to have finished Patreon as an alternative of [OnlyFans],” to which Santos replied, “Boring … we have to stir the pot!”
Santos doubled down on that sentiment in a follow-up tweet. He wrote, “Okay y’all bought your panties in a bunch … The one followers is Not grownup content material. I made a decision to go along with solely followers as a result of I needed to stir the pot. Of us have to cease being so delicate [sic]…”
Final 12 months, the New York Metropolis native was expelled from Congress after he was indicted on felony expenses in Could. An investigation was launched into his funds on the time, and he was charged with seven counts of wire fraud, three counts of cash laundering, one rely of theft of public funds and two counts of constructing materially false statements to the Home of Representatives and was later charged with 10 moreover counts that included identification theft and falsifying information.
Though Santos pleaded not responsible to all expenses, he was expelled from the Home of Representatives in December 2023.