OnlyFans’ Billionaire Owner Received $700 Million Dividend Months Before Death
Fenix International’s annual report shows $535 million was paid in the 2025 fiscal year and $174 million more before his death.
- On Tuesday, British filings revealed that OnlyFans paid late owner Leonid Radvinsky $709 million in dividends over several months before his death from cancer in March.
- Fenix International's annual report detailed that Radvinsky received $535 million during the 2025 fiscal year ending in November, plus an additional $174 million through March 2026.
- Revenue for 2025 reached $1.55 billion, and filings confirmed that after Radvinsky's passing, "ultimate control" vested in his widow, Yekaterina Chudnovsky.
- Following Radvinsky's death, the company agreed to sell a 16 per cent stake to San Francisco-based Architect Capital in a deal valuing the platform at about $3.15 billion.
- OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair said the company has paid over $30 billion to creators since launching ten years ago, contributing over £600 million in corporate taxes.
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Sydney Morning Herald
OnlyFans owner received $990 million windfall before his death
OnlyFans, the platform known for adult content, paid its billionaire owner $US709 million ($990 million) in dividends over several months prior to his death from cancer in March. Future dividends will be paid to a trust set up by his widow, Katie Chudnovsky.
The owner of OnlyFans, Leonid Radvinsky, received more than 700 million dollars (over 600 million euros) in dividends shortly before his death. This is revealed in the latest annual accounts of parent company Fenix International, reports the British business newspaper 'Financial Times'.
OnlyFans had a profit of $715 million and reached 5 million creator accounts in 2025
With less than 50 employees, OnlyFans is implementing billions – and even after its death, its founder Leo Radvinsky still receives huge sums. Within 15 months alone, more than 700 million dollars of dividends went to the entrepreneur.
OnlyFans paid jaw-dropping $700M to owner who died from cancer while it raked in revenue
Popular porn streaming site OnlyFans employed just a few dozen workers last year but was a cash cow, paying more than $700 million to its late owner Leo Radvinksy, according to a report.
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