Founders of sex-worker platform can thank lockdown rush for adult content for 1.7bn of sales, accounts show

The Essex family that founded the sex-worker social media platform OnlyFans extracted tens of millions of pounds from its parent company in the last year, as it profited from a lockdown-induced rush to use online pornography.

OnlyFans – run by Tim Stokely, his brother Tom and his father Guy, an ex-investment banker – handled £1.7bn of sales during the year to November 2020, up 615% on the previous 12 months.

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