Lily Allen shares real reason she stopped posting feet pictures on OnlyFans amid David Harbour breakup

Lily Allen has revealed why she stopped posting pictures of her feet on OnlyFans amid her split from David Harbour.

Allen released her first album in seven years earlier this month, which came after the musician revealed she had been making money by selling pictures of her feet on OnlyFans.

Whether you like it or not, OnlyFans can be an extremely lucrative source of income, especially if you already have an established fan base.

“Imagine being and artist and having nearly 8 million monthly listeners on Spotify but earning more money from having 1000 people subscribe to pictures of your feet,” Allen wrote on Twitter last year.

The singer's OnlyFans page costs $10 to subscribe to, which could see her making around $10,000 a month thanks to her subscriber count.

Lily Allen had been doing OnlyFans (Dave Benett/Getty Images for De Beers Group / EBPR)

But since her split from Stranger Things star Harbour, Allen has admitted the side hustle that saw her raking in thousands has lost its appeal.

Speaking to Interview Magazine, the 'Smile' hitmaker admitted: "It’s not really that interesting. I started it just over a year ago. I was quite active in the beginning, but when I broke up with David, it just wasn’t that fun anymore."

Allen then went on to reveal the type of content 'people want' when it comes to feet pictures.

"They want dirty soles, white socks, like schoolgirl socks or ankle socks, some clean, some dirty. White socks in Mary Jane shoes. Stepping in food," she said.

And, something that has now put me off my dinner, Allen claimed subscribers are looking for 'toe spreading, because that’s what happens when you’re climaxing'.

The singer - who has split from David Harbour - shared what subscribers were looking for (Karwai Tang/WireImage)

"They like you to be touching your feet, a caress," she claimed, before adding: "Rubbing them with oil or something."

The 40-year-old even revealed that some of her subscribers would pay to get to choose the color of her toenails.

"Some people want white. Some people want dark red. Some people want bright red. I would never let anyone ask for a green or a blue or something," she added.

Allen and Harbour - who tied the knot in 2020 - went their separate ways in December last year, though neither have confirmed whether they have legally divorced.

In a recent interview with Perfect Magazine, the singer said what was going on in her life ‘was really confusing’.

"Because I didn’t actually know what was going on in my life. I wasn’t sure what was real, and what was in my head," she explained.

"So there’s a certain amount of, like, joining dots. When you are not given answers, your brain is full of lots of questions. And if nobody’s willing to answer those questions, then your brain starts to answer them for you. And so I think some of that maybe happened here."