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‘Knots Landing’ Star Donna Mills Shares Her ‘Wildest’ OnlyFans Request Since Joining at Age 85

The soap opera actress says she had no clue what OnlyFans was until the team approached her to join the creator platform The post ‘Knots Landing’ Star Donna Mills Shares Her ‘Wildest’ OnlyFans Request Since Joining at Age 85 appeared first on TheWrap .

Actress Donna Mills, known for her role in "Knots Landing," has ventured into the world of OnlyFans modeling at the age of 85. The soap opera actress was approached by the platform's team, who assured her that she could maintain control over the type of content she creates, unlike the adult-only nature typically associated with the site.

During an appearance on Entertainment Tonight, Mills revealed that one of her most unusual requests came from a fan who wished to see her stomping grapes on her vineyard. Frustrator Kevin Frazier inquired about the "wildest" request she'd received, to which Mills enthusiastically responded, "You betcha." When asked if she would be willing to do more than share her daily routine, Mills stated that she would consider doing so if her fans requested it, but she would not give in to demands if they were not genuinely interested.

Furthermore, Mills plans to share some previously unseen "sexy photos" from her earlier career, but she wants to ensure that her content aligns with her personality and boundaries.

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