Megan Fox Ventures into Subscription-Based Platform with Subs.com Ownership
Megan Fox is garnering attention with her latest ventures both in front of and behind the camera. The 40-year-old actress has launched a new role as a co-owner of a subscription-based platform Subs.com.
Fox shared a series of striking photos on Instagram, coinciding with the launch of her exclusive subscription page on Subs.com. Notably, this platform was co-founded by Tim Stokely, who also co-founded OnlyFans. Unlike traditional roles, Fox’s involvement is deeper as she holds ownership in the company.
Megan Fox revealed earlier this month her new business venture. (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/MTV VMAs 2021/Getty Images for MTV/ViacomCB)
In one captivating image, the Transformers star is depicted emerging from water with blue lighting. Her metallic swimsuit is partially visible as she stares into the camera, adding to the provocative allure. Another photo displays Fox in a dramatic pose, wearing a metallic two-piece swimsuit, captioned as a “neo-noir erotic thriller.”
Continuing her captivating displays, Fox later posted a shoot in pink-and-black lingerie, surrounded by $100 bills. One shot features her using cash as if wiping tears, captioned with, “Transmuting evil eye into abundance since 2009.”
Alongside these powerful images, Fox disclosed her business venture through a press release on October 9. Known for roles in Transformers, Jennifer’s Body, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Fox is delving into a platform that empowers celebrities and public figures to directly connect with subscribers.
This strategic move allows her to take control over her public image. Tim Stokely emphasized that Fox is not merely promoting the platform but is actively involved in its development. “Megan has a seat at the table and is instrumental in building the platform,” he stated.
Reactions have been mixed since her public announcement of the venture. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian)
The launch made waves on social media, with users commenting that page access faced technical difficulties. Fans remarked on crashing the site due to immense demand. Despite many positive responses, some questioned the alignment with Fox’s past comments about Hollywood’s sexualization of women.
Critics online questioned the normalization of buying access to women’s bodies, contrasting with Fox’s previous public statements about objectification. However, not all feedback was adverse; some fans celebrated her bold business move with comments praising her empowerment.
The venture sparked further dialogue when fake social media posts suggested regret from her former fiancé, Machine Gun Kelly, over their breakup. This fabricated content was quickly debunked by Kelly, who stated, “That tweet is faker than a pair of t–s.” The couple, who dated after meeting on the set of Midnight in the Switchgrass, split in late 2024.
Danielle Minnetian, an Entertainment Production Assistant at Fox News Digital, reports on these entertainment trends and pop culture developments.