Megan Fox’s naughty new site crashes servers

- Jackson Avery

Megan Fox always knows how to attract attention. At 40, the “Transformers” star is launching a new activity: selling exclusive content on a platform of which she is also co-owner.

Last Friday, the American actress launched her page on Subs.com, a site operating on the principle of subscription. For $19.99 per month, or around 16 francs, his admirers can access photographs, videos and more personal content, absent from his usual social networks.

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To announce her arrival, Megan Fox posted a photo of herself wearing a white tank top with “Smart Brunette” written on it and red bikini bottoms. On Instagram, she also promoted her new project by posing in a swimming pool, wearing a metallic bikini.

Fans crash the site

The launch was said to be an immediate success. According to the American media “Page Six”, the influx of visitors caused several outages of Subs.com.

Megan Fox herself informed her subscribers that their enthusiasm was causing the platform to crash, ensuring that the technical teams were working to restore the service. However, it is impossible to precisely measure the extent of this enthusiasm: the number of subscriptions taken out has not been communicated.

Behind Subs.com is Tim Stokely, one of the founders of OnlyFans, a platform that has become famous for its erotic content. Megan Fox doesn’t just post photos there. She also has a stake in the company and is expected to contribute to its development.

The actress presents the launch of her naughty pages as a way of regaining control of her image: “For decades, women were told that visibility was synonymous with power, while the platform, the audience or the image belonged to others,” she explained in a press release.

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Jackson Avery

Jackson Avery

I’m a journalist focused on politics and everyday social issues, with a passion for clear, human-centered reporting. I began my career in local newsrooms across the Midwest, where I learned the value of listening before writing. I believe good journalism doesn’t just inform — it connects.

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