Skylar Mae Claps Back at Hunter Biden’s OnlyFans Joke: “He’s In for a Shock”

Skylar Mae spoke up about how she feels regarding Hunter Biden’s joke, stating that those who believe becoming a creator is easy money do not know what they are talking about.

Biden was speaking about joining the adult platform during his podcast appearance on Benny Blanco’s “Friends Keep Secrets”.

According to Mae, who claimed to earn more than $1 million per month on OnlyFans, even fame won’t take him too far in the creator business.

“Honestly, he’d probably get a huge number of subscribers in the first week just because everyone would be curious,” Mae said. “Fame gets people through the door, but it doesn’t keep them there. The creators making serious money are posting constantly, engaging with fans every day, and treating it like a full-time business. If Hunter thinks it’s easy money, he’s in for a shock.”

She also pointed out that celebrity sign-ups have already changed the platform, citing Bella Thorne and Tyga as examples.

“Whenever a celebrity joins OnlyFans, it almost corrupts the site,” she said. “For example, when Bella Thorne joined, they had to implement regulations for the entire platform. The same thing happened when Tyga joined, because it brought so many eyes onto the platform. I don’t really think it’s a good thing when celebrities join, unless they are open to going fully nude … which I know Hunter wouldn’t shy away from.”

She also stated that she believes that celebrities shouldn’t see the platform as their backup plan because OnlyFans is one of the toughest creator businesses out there.

“OnlyFans isn’t a retirement plan for celebrities. It’s one of the hardest creator businesses out there,” Mae said. “If Hunter Biden wants to join, great, but he’d better be ready to outwork creators half his age.”

According to Mae, she’s fed up with celebrities mocking the idea that, if they needed money, they’d start an OnlyFans account.

“I’m honestly getting tired of celebs joking that they’ll just start an OnlyFans whenever they need money. It completely ignores how much work creators actually put in,” she said. “This isn’t a backup plan, it’s my business. Being successful on OnlyFans isn’t about uploading a few photos and watching the money roll in. You’re running a personal brand 24/7. You’re your own content creator, social media manager, customer support, and CEO.”

Despite everything, Mae said that if Hunter decides to try OnlyFans, she’ll gladly help him in any way she can.

“If Hunter wants a crash course in how OnlyFans really works, I’d happily show him the ropes,” she said. “Just don’t expect it to be easy.”