John Cena surprised his fans by announcing that he has created an account on OnlyFans, an online platform where creators share exclusive content with their fans in exchange for a subscription.
Unlike other celebrities on the platform, it is unclear what type of content Cena will be uploading. However, Randy Orton was quick to respond to the announcement by proposing something.
In his post, Cena, who is known for his wrestling career in WWE, hinted at offering a different side of himself to his subscribers. Other well-known celebrities such as Iggy Azalea, Tana Mongeau, and Tyga also utilize OnlyFans to share content exclusively with their paying subscribers.
Under the username Ricky Stanicky, Cena will provide his followers with access to exclusive content that he has kept secret until now.
Although specific details about the content have not been disclosed, it is anticipated to include behind-the-scenes footage, personal messages, and potentially interactive content with fans.
Initially, some fans were perplexed by Cena’s decision to join the platform. One Twitter user even questioned if his account had been hacked, while another expressed their disappointment.
It didn’t take long for fans to discover that the OnlyFans account was actually a clever marketing ploy to promote John Cena’s upcoming comedy film, “Ricky Stanicky,” where he portrays the eponymous character.
Alongside Zac Efron, the movie revolves around three childhood friends who invent an imaginary companion named Ricky Stanicky to excuse their mischievous actions.
Even in adulthood, the trio continues to rely on this fictional friend as an excuse for their immature behavior. To maintain their facade, they decide to enlist the help of struggling actor Rod, portrayed by Cena, to impersonate Ricky and cover up their lies.
