Olympic star reveals selling photos of herself on OnlyFans ‘completely changed my life’ with lucrative rewards

OLYMPIC skater Alexandra Ianculescu has revealed that sharing photos on OnlyFans has “completely changed my life”.

The Romanian-Canadian, 32, competed in the women’s 500 meters at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

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She retired from the sport three years ago and started cycling on the road and on the track.

Ianculsecu’s ambition is to achieve a second Olympic appearance in her new discipline.

But while her long-term goal is to make it to the Los Angeles Games in 2028, she also charges £15.30 a month for access to her OnlyFans content.

And last month she explained to her 320,000 Instagram followers why she chose to work on the website.

She said: “Why OnlyFans? I thought it would be appropriate to reshare this post since I get asked about it all the time.

“Let’s start with some negative aspects. The point is that the world will always judge you no matter what you do.

“No matter the subject, you are too much or too little, too fat or too thin, too weird or boring.

“Fortunately, I discovered at a young age that I will always do things my way.”

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She added: “In 2021, I decided to open this account because I kept getting so many likes on bikini photos and people were suggesting that I sell them on this platform. I thought it was the biggest joke.

“I didn’t want to be seen as someone who was known for selling ‘bikini photos’ as I have worked so hard as an athlete, worked hard for my education, speak multiple languages ​​and really love the image of myself that I have created and respected.

“My life completely changed for the better after my first month there.

“I now enjoy training full-time, being able to afford the equipment I need, my dream bikes, saving for other goals in life and being able to enjoy it in a way that doesn’t require me to sacrifice my sporting life. three part-time jobs like I used to do while chasing my Olympic dreams.”

Ianculsecu also challenged critics of her decisions by pointing out that she doesn’t care about those who judge her.

She said, “You can put me in a box because you don’t know me. And that’s okay. I know myself and the people who are important to me know what I am like.

“The comments do not offend me because it is a path I have chosen. Provisional.

“So… don’t be shy and come say hello.”

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