Lily Allen revealed she earns more income from posting photos of her feet on OnlyFans than she does from streams of her music on Spotify. In June, the 39-year-old singer launched an account on the subscription-based platform that only featured images of ...

Singer Lily Allen has revealed that she makes more money each month by selling pictures of her feet on OnlyFans than she does through her Spotify streams. Allen started her OnlyFans account over the summer after her pedicurist told her she had nice feet and could make some cash off of them,

The 39-year-old Smile singer revealed in July that she'd created an account on the platform to sell photos of her feet.

Lily Allen is just being honest. The “Smile” singer took to X on Friday to share a few selfies of… her feet. “Haven't posted in a while but you can still check out the archive,” she wrote, alongside a set of pictures that showed off her feet from different angles.

Allen’s most-streamed songs on Spotify are “Somewhere Only We Know” (358 million), “Smile” (356 million), and “F*ck You” (322 million). As for OnlyFans, $10/month gets you 55 pics. Her profile’s bio: “Just dipping my toes in.”

Lily Allen claimed she makes more money selling feet pics per month than she does with her music on streaming services

Lily Allen has left fans of her music and social media followers baffled after she posted “free” images of her feet in order to drive people to subscribe to her Only Fans page. Back in July, the singer launched her Only Fans account to sell photos and videos of her feet for a monthly subscription of $10 (£8).

Lily Allen has been getting her bag by selling her feet pics on OnlyFans for some months now, and the weird dudes she has to deal with on the internet because of it go beyond her subscribers.

British pop star Lily Allen has some hits to her credit — but she revealed that a certain side hustle seems to be pulling in more money for her. The "Smile" hitmaker, 39, took to X (formerly Twitter) on Friday, October 25, to clap back at a hater who had some comments for her about some certain photos she was selling on OnlyFans.

Lily Allen addressed critics of her OnlyFans page in a new post. This summer, the singer began selling pictures of her feet on the platform for $10 monthly subscriptions. She was inspired to do so after her pedicurist told her she had a high rating on WikiFeet, a website that collects images of celebrities' feet.