Controversy has engulfed the “OnlyFans Mansion” after the ages of the eight young women who live there emerged.
The crew of X-rated content creators recently moved into the six-bedroom, five-bathroom, three-story property in Miami, in the US state of Florida.
But despite only taking on the $75,377-a-month lease two months ago, the occupants of “The Bop House” have attracted a wave of criticism.
One of the biggest causes of concern is the age, or perceived age, of its Gen Z residents.
The eldest, Alina Rose, is 24, while the youngest, Summer Iris, Ava Reyes, and Joy Mei, are all 19.
Julia Filippo and Camilla Araujo, both 22, also reside at the property as well as its founding members, Aishah Sofey, 23, and Christian “virgin” Sophie Rain, 20.
While all are of the legal age of consent, the childlike style of the videos emerging from the compound is attracting pushback, with some alleging it is an “underage fantasy factory.”
Indeed, there’s no denying that young women are popular.
Since Rain and Sofey first unveiled the property on December 10 and called for other “girls” to join them, its TikTok page has amassed 3.1 million followers, while its Instagram account has almost 400,000 more.
None of the videos on the Bop House channels – named after the slang term “BOP” which stands for “baddie on point,” a Gen Z word used to describe a person who uses their body to make money – contain X-rated content.
Instead, clips show the popular adult entertainers messing around in the mansion, often wearing figure-hugging pajamas or activewear.
However, issues have been raised about the fact that the PG content – featuring TikTok dances, viral games, podcasts – links out to adult content accounts.
“These videos feel like sexualization of youth and girlhood,” one person remarked online.
“Bop House is wild,” agreed another.
As someone else claimed: “They look young because they ARE young. Barely adults.”
Bop House member Camilla Araujo, even touched on the youthful appearance of its members in a recent video discussing her assistant-turned-housemate, Julia Filippo, who allegedly made $54,000 (around 85,000 AUD) in a week after joining OnlyFans.
“Y’all are sick f—s because she looks 12, y’all are weird,” she said in a clip that has been viewed over 19 million times.
“Y’all are sick, sick, and twisted.”
Another detail that has raised eyebrows is the fact that Rain, an outspoken Christian, can be fully devoted to her faith while also making money from selling explicit content, such as nudes.
The young woman, whose OnlyFans bio reads “I may be a virgin, but I’m not that innocent as you might think”, has reportedly earned a mammoth amount leveraging her religion with her “naughty” content and claimed to have made $43 million (almost 68 million Aud) in her first year on the platform.
Many accused her of “faking” her earningssomething she later shrugged off, even sharing screenshots of her “top spender” who in the last 11 months had spent almost $4.8 million (7.5 million AUD) on her.
The house has already attracted unwanted attention, with an alleged “stalker” reportedly breaking into the house.
The suspect was later arrested, and the women – including Rain who “came face-to-face” with the man, were reportedly “rattled.”
Photos published on February 10 by TMZ showed a glass door at the mansion completely smashed.
A SWAT team reportedly swarmed the “OnlyFans Mansion”, before eventually going in with “guns drawn to arrest him.”
