Millions of viewers tuned in to a woefully unprepared Netflix to watch Mike Tyson and Jake Paul face off in one of the most anticipated boxing matches of the year. The real star that night, however, wasn’t either of the fighters—it was ring girl Sydney Thomas. So many people became enamored with the fledgling ring girl that online searches caused her influencer reach on Instagram to more than double overnight. But the searches didn’t stop there. OnlyFans also saw an influx of users trying to locate the ring girl’s account in hopes of becoming paid subscribers for access to her exclusive content.
The only problem? She doesn’t have an OnlyFans account.
Seemingly overnight, multiple impersonator accounts popped up on OnlyFans, with content creators behind them falsely claiming to be Sydney Thomas. While Thomas appears to be enjoying the digital gold rush of fame, she has been quick to address these fake accounts, casually dismissing them with a video captioned, “Not me, y’all.” She’s happy to see her rise in Instagram followers and to secure brand deals, but understandably, she’s not thrilled that people are being duped into believing they’re supporting her on OnlyFans. Adding to the confusion, she does have a subscriber-only channel—just not on OnlyFans.
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So, to sum up: no, that’s not Sydney Thomas on OnlyFans. If you’re giving money to someone claiming to be her, you’ve been duped and are not supporting who you think you are. If you’re going to add a content creator to your subscription list, make sure your money isn’t going to someone profiting off another’s likeness without their consent, m’kay?
