NRL star Daniel Conn has revealed his high-profile career move.
The 38-year-old former Roosters forward is the latest Australian sports star to create an OnlyFans.
He joins the likes of diver Matthew Mitcham and racing driver Renee Gracie, who have joined the adult content site to earn extra cash.
Conn’s profile regularly features videos and photographs of the footballer in very daring poses.
He offers daily previews to his fans and has amassed a large following on the site, with over 15,000 likes from viewers.
The rugby player has posted 89 videos and 226 photos of his incredibly muscular body since he started the subscription service a year ago.
On his account, Conn describes himself as “an Australian, country boy and former professional rugby player.”
She says her site is “a place to interact with people on a genuine level, where I can be myself and you can too.”
NRL star Daniel Conn has revealed his journey through the X-rated race. Pictured
The 38-year-old former Roosters forward is the latest Australian sports star to start an OnlyFans.
“Talk to me, feel free to ask me anything and don’t be shy, I never judge,” she assures her followers.
Conn, who once played for the Canterbury Bulldogs, Gold Coast Titans and Sydney Roosters, retired from the NRL in 2011 following a serious injury and became a personal trainer.
He also appeared on the hit reality show Geordie Shore in 2013 and briefly dated star Vicky Pattison.
Conn’s profile features videos and photos of the former footballer in very risqué poses. He sends out teasers to his fans on a daily basis and has amassed a huge following on the site, with more than 15,000 “likes” from viewers.
Conn was also once the face and global sports director of fitness chain F45.
The former football star has also been open about his struggles with depression and an attempt to take his own life after suffering an injury while playing for the Titans.
Ultimately, Conn made the decision to seek psychological help and never looked back.
Conn has had several run-ins with the law in recent years, including charges of damaging property and intimidating staff at a Potts Point boxing gym where he used to work.
In 2024, Conn returned to court after damaging a Sydney hotel room.
Conn, who once played for the Canterbury Bulldogs, Gold Coast Titans and Sydney Roosters, retired from the NRL in 2011 following a serious injury and became a personal trainer.