18-year-old Piper Rockelle earned $2.9 million on OnlyFans in 24 hours
- Kimi
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Piper Rockelle—who became famous online as a child—has sparked a wave of debate after reporting a blockbuster first day on OnlyFans. According to multiple entertainment outlets, Rockelle launched her account at the start of 2026 and shared what appeared to be an earnings screenshot showing more than $2.9 million in a single day.
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WHAT SHE SAYS HAPPENED IN THE FIRST 24 HOURS
WHAT SHE SAYS HAPPENED IN THE FIRST 24 HOURSIn her own telling (as relayed by multiple outlets), the first day was planned like a launch campaign, not a casual sign-up. She spent most of December teasing the debut to her audience—especially on TikTok, where she has a very large following—building anticipation before the link went live.
According to PEOPLE, she dropped the OnlyFans link across her social accounts right at 12 a.m. on January 1. From there, she framed the day as a real-time “watch the numbers move” moment—posting updates as the account took off and encouraging followers to see the results as they happened.
Within roughly the first hour, she publicly celebrated what she described as a record-setting start, posting a screenshot from what appeared to be a creator dashboard and claiming she had crossed $1 million in under 60 minutes. Coverage of that early screenshot describes a breakdown that was heavily subscription-driven, with a large secondary chunk attributed to paid messages and an additional amount coming from tips.
Later the same day—shortly after 11 p.m., per PEOPLE—she posted again on X with what appeared to be another earnings screenshot, this time showing more than $2.9 million for the day, captioned as her “first day” and thanking supporters. She also replied to criticism in the comments with a tone of disbelief at how big the result was, while reiterating gratitude to fans.
By the next day, she was still treating the launch as an ongoing storyline: she posted videos responding to backlash and then shifted into “what I’m doing with the money” content, including documenting a purchase for her grandmother.
