Actress Megan Fox has launched an exclusive subscription page on Subs.com and taken an ownership stake in the platform, according to a company announcement dated Oct. 9. The service lets public figures provide content directly to paying subscribers.
Fox promoted the launch with Instagram photographs, including images of her posing in a metallic swimsuit under blue lighting and in pink-and-black lingerie among stacks of $100 bills. She described one set as “A neo-noir erotic thriller” and captioned the other, “Transmuting evil eye into abundance since 2009.”
The arrangement makes Fox more than a platform user, the announcement said. She described the deal as a way to exercise greater control over her public image, saying women have often been told visibility brings power even when another party owns the platform, audience or image. She added that she was interested in women owning all three.
Subs.com was co-founded by Tim Stokely, who helped launch OnlyFans. Stokely said Fox would contribute to the business, not merely promote it. He characterized her as having a role in building the platform.
Some Instagram users said they could not access Fox’s page after the announcement, with commenters suggesting the site had been overwhelmed. The supplied material does not independently confirm whether the page experienced an outage. Reactions to the photos and business move were mixed: some followers praised Fox, while others questioned whether a paid platform featuring revealing images was consistent with her earlier comments about objectification and sexualization in Hollywood.
The photos also prompted a false claim about Fox’s former fiancé, musician Machine Gun Kelly, whose legal name is Colson Baker. A fabricated social media post circulated claiming Baker regretted their breakup after seeing Fox’s new pictures. Baker rejected the supposed message on X on Oct. 13, calling it fake.
Fox and Baker began dating in 2020 after meeting while working on the film “Midnight in the Switchgrass.” They announced their engagement in January 2022 and separated in late 2024. The source says they welcomed a daughter, Saga Blade, in March 2025.
