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Donna Mills on Playboy Rejection and Embracing OnlyFans at 85
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- August 10, 2026
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Donna Mills faced a significant setback when she refused to pose nude for Playboy at 85. The actress, known for her role in ‘Knots Landing,’ recounted how the magazine canceled her cover because she wouldn’t reveal all. “I was supposed to be on the cover, and they didn’t put me on the cover because I didn’t show anything. And that made me angry,” Mills stated.
Despite the pressure during a three-day shoot, Mills stood her ground. “The photographer kept trying to get me to move the sheet,” she explained. Her publicist and hairdresser helped ensure her privacy. Mills argued that the photos could still be provocative without nudity.
Now, these photos are finding new life on OnlyFans. Mills, who recently joined the platform, admitted she initially knew nothing about it. “They told me it’s kind of an adult site,” she laughed. Instead of dismissing the idea, she was convinced after learning she could set her own boundaries.
“They were accommodating,” Mills shared. “You do what you’re comfortable with. You don’t have to do nudity.” This creative control appealed to her. “I loved the chance to connect with fans,” she said. “At my age, it’s like a new life is opening up.”
Fans shouldn’t expect drastic changes, though. Mills promised that her content would retain the spiciness she’s known for. “My page will be spicy,” she teased. “It’s my chance to communicate through videos and talk with fans.”
Support from her family played a crucial role in her decision. “My daughter said, ‘Go, mom!’ and my spouse trusted me entirely,” Mills remembered. She emphasizes that her venture into OnlyFans exemplifies that aging doesn’t mean stopping.
Mills aims to inspire others, especially women. “I want to show this chapter of life isn’t over,” she explained. Known for her role as Abby Cunningham on ‘Knots Landing,’ Mills believes her character would support her decision wholeheartedly.
Reflecting on Abby’s character, Mills stated, “Abby would say, ‘Go, girl!’ without a doubt. She’d love anything that moves her forward.” Such sentiments guide Mills as she embraces this new platform.