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Topics: Money, OnlyFans, Adult Industry
Niamh Shackleton
Sophie Rain has revealed that 'multiple companies' have offered her a staggering amount of cash for her to lose her virginity on camera.
20-year-old Rain claims to have made $43 million in a year from OnlyFans, despite only working in the controversial line of work.
While Rain creates NSFW content for the platform, she insists that she's still a virgin.
Now companies are bidding a staggering amount for her to lose her virginity - or her 'V card', as Rain puts it.
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Speaking to fellow social media star Camilla Araújo on her podcast, Rain said 'multiple companies' have approached her.
She hasn't shared an exact figure, but Rain doesn't seem to be in a rush to lose her virginity on camera no matter how big it is.
Discussing the offer, Rain said: "Why would I do that?"
Rain might not have disclosed an amount that she's been offered, but CamSoda is said to have offered her $250,000 for a 'virginal show'.
"Your debut would be a masterclass in proving that you don't need to go all the way to make people go all in," CamSoda's Vice President Daryn Parker said in a statement, as per MailOnline.
"Let's give our viewers a front-row seat to the phenomenon that has men falling to their knees (and reaching for their wallets) while you stay fully clothed," he said.
"Your story of rising from food stamps to $43 million is nothing short of iconic, and we believe your success and creativity can inspire models and viewers alike.
"Plus, let's be honest - who wouldn't want to see what the most lucrative virgin in the game has to say?"
Away from losing her V plates on camera, Rain is said to rake in a staggering $4 million a month from OnlyFans.
A fellow adult industry star has refuted this though.
Adam Grandmaison penned on Twitter: "Everyone I’ve talked to who works in the OnlyFans industry agrees these numbers are fake and would kindly request you post screen recordings."
The podcaster and creator went on to say: "I’m not 'mad' I just think y’all should know this is marketing and not news. Yea she’s very popular but her management team are faking her numbers to get media attention (and it’s working)."
$4 million or $400,000 a month - either figure is nothing to complain about should that be your take-home salary every four weeks.