Lamar Odom has launched an OnlyFans account promising fans a more personal look at his life.
The former NBA star, 46, debuted on the subscription platform Tuesday with a bio that leans heavily on his basketball legacy. “On The LO!!” it reads. “You’ve seen me on the court. You’ve seen me on TV. Now get to know the REAL me.”
The bio continues, “A little more personal. A little more playful. And a side of Lamar you haven’t seen before. Come inside my world. 🔥.”
Odom teased the launch on his Instagram Stories the same day, posting a shirtless pool photo with the water droplets emoji and writing, “Let’s chat,” alongside a link to his new account.
He remained deliberately vague about what subscribers can expect. “I’ve lived a pretty wild life, and trust me, there are still a few surprises left,” he said. “I’ve always been an open book, but there are some chapters people haven’t seen yet.”
The “Lakers legend” descriptor in his bio references the two NBA championships he won with Los Angeles in 2009 and 2010. Odom earned roughly $110 million in salary alone during his NBA career, according to Forbes.
Financial troubles followed his 2015 near-fatal overdose at a Nevada brothel. He ended up pawning both championship rings to cover medical bills. But during his “On the LO” podcast in November 2022, he shared that the fan who purchased them returned the rings at no cost.
Odom’s girlfriend, Los Angeles real estate agent Rachel Bradley, has also joined OnlyFans. Reports said that the couple may film content together going forward.
The father of two has been open about his long struggle with substance abuse, which he examined in the Netflix documentary “Untold: The Life & Death of Lamar Odom.” His drug use included cocaine and crack.
In March, he said he had reached nearly two months of sobriety. “No alcohol, no pot, no marijuana. And I’m just [continuing] to grow mentally and spiritually,” he said. “I do try to be my best self and practice the Mamba mentality, which has been passed down to me by my late brother [Kobe Bryant].”
He added, “I’m not the same person. I do everything in my strength to protect my sobriety.”
The former Sixth Man of the Year has rebuilt his public presence through the podcast, where he discusses his life and experiences with guests.
Odom played 14 seasons in the NBA with the Clippers, Heat, Lakers and Mavericks before his career ended in 2014. His 2011 trade from the Lakers to Dallas marked the beginning of a turbulent period that included the end of his marriage to Khloé Kardashian and his subsequent health crisis.
The overdose left him in a coma with multiple organ failures, and doctors initially gave him a slim chance of survival.
Odom continues to reference his connection to Kobe Bryant, the Lakers superstar who died in a 2020 helicopter crash. The “Mamba mentality” philosophy became a guiding principle for Odom’s recovery efforts.
Odom’s podcast “On the LO” releases new episodes regularly.