Iggy Azalea Joins OnlyFans With ‘Hotter Than Hell’ Project

Iggy Azalea Announces Collaboration With OnlyFans

Female rapper Iggy Azalea has decided to go after the bag instead of a Grammy. Iggy recently announced that she’s joined OnlyFans, a website which is designed to help people sell content.

Iggy promised, through her statement, to release a stream of exclusive and uncensored photos, videos, music, illustrations and poetry as part of her “Hotter Than Hell” yearlong multimedia project.

While she did not specifically say that she planned on posting intimate pics on the site- it was heavily implied by her statement.The “Hotter Than Hell X OnlyFans” collaboration, will be Iggy’s first creative project in more than a year and a half, and plans to include the Aussie-born artist’s upcoming fourth studio album.

SURPRISE! Im dropping a mixed media project called ‘Hotter Than Hell’. There’s photographs, visual artist collabs, videos, merch & all kinds of
aesthetically pleasing, hot as hell things happening this year. You can get first look content + updates on my new OnlyFans account 🔥 pic.twitter.com/e9y0sVNJWP

— IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) January 13, 2023

Iggy Azalea Pics & Videos On OnlyF -ns Leak

Subscriptions to Iggy’s OnlyF**s will cost $25 per month; and subscribers will get first-look access to content from “Hotter Than Hell,” which wraps in December 2023 with her release of a coffee-table book that will be available to purchase separately.

Iggy, less than two years ago, insisted she would never join OnlyF**s. Now, however, she claims that working with OnlyF**s lets her avoid the “overwhelming and creatively limiting censorship” of other digital platforms.

The “Hotter Than Hell” announcement describes the project as “unapologetically hot” and rooted in “creative, colorful, tongue-in-cheek fun.”

The project, for which Azalea is planning to work with noted producers and photographers, takes visual inspiration from “the supermodels of the ’90s, Pamela Anderson, the conception of the centerfold model, sexuality and its differing viewpoints between men and women, and Madonna’s ‘xes’ book,” according to the announcement.