The first NBA star to join OnlyFans: "He will post risqué content"
Lamar Odom, former Lakers, Heat, Maverick and Clipper, confirms to TMZ that he is making the leap to OnlyFans at 46 years old

Lamar Odom is taking a turn in his career to become the first NBA star to join OnlyFans .
"When people hear "OnlyFans," they automatically think of just one thing; but I'm not here to tell them what they're going to see or what they're not," confirmed Lamar Odom, who played for Baskonia in the ACB League, to TMZ .
I have led a pretty intense life and, believe me, there are still a few surprises left. I have always been an open book, but there are chapters that people still have not seen
Lamar Odom (46 years old) acknowledges that "I have led a pretty intense life and, believe me, there are still a few surprises left. I have always been an open book, but there are chapters people have not seen yet."
Sources close to the former Clippers, Lakers, Heat, and Mavericks player consulted by TMZ confirmed that "Lamar Odom will post risqué content on his page, although, for now, nothing too extreme."
Lamar Odom and his dark story: sex, deaths, alcohol, drugs...
Lamar Odom spoke in February 2026 about his well-known drug addiction.
In a conversation with Tracy McGrady and Vince Carter on "The Cousins," he confirmed that he used drugs, specifically cocaine, especially during the summers
Lamar Odom, who nearly died in 2015 (he went into a coma) from a cocaine and stimulant overdose in a brothel , describes himself as "an addict" .
In 2015 I loved drugs, seriously. You're talking to a real addict. I used cocaine, I had no obligations," he confessed.
The two-time NBA champion noted that "he didn't use drugs while he was playing, but in the summers, he did. It would be crazy if he used cocaine and played at the same time."
"I had some incredible cocaine summers. I had it under control, but when you have the mind of a drunk, you think about how to beat the system. And that's what I did, cocaine parties," he admitted.
Amar Odom opened up about how his drug addiction began.
"The marijuana. A lot of people don't inherit addiction genetically. My father was a heroin addict. Marijuana doesn't get you high, like if you said: "Let me try cocaine." I started smoking at 14 or 15. It's also trauma. My mother died when I was 12... You're going to explode after losing your mother, my mother was my best friend... I remember that when I was 10 years old I told my mother I was going to the NBA and buy her a huge house, and by 12 she was gone," he said on "The Cousins".


