The number of celebrities joining OnlyFans just increased by one! Singer, Chris Brown, has become the latest celebrity to join the content hosting site made famous by sex workers to show their adult content.

The account was created late last night and although nothing has been posted, many fans are excited about what his content could possibly contain. Most, however, are hoping it is X-Rated!

I can see Chris Brown dance for free on YouTube, his ass better be slanging mf dick on his onlyfans. pic.twitter.com/ZcJl7gSlT0

— Tiv 🌻 (@TiviaLaShaye) November 12, 2020

Women gone purchase dat link to Chris Brown's onlyfans lookin for meat mail n it jus gone be him doing 69 variations of this pic.twitter.com/wGeKtqaUlv

— Biden Crime Family Consigliere (@TreyGee254) November 12, 2020

Chris Brown has an only fans???? pic.twitter.com/op9oKeBw96

— side-eye (@beekayny_) November 12, 2020

Chris Brown has an only fans? Imma need y’all to screen record that shit and post it on here. Thanks in advance.. pic.twitter.com/DbCA1lDCCv

— 𝐃𝐨𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐂𝐂’𝐬 💕 5️⃣-3️⃣ (@ArieticalLih) November 12, 2020

hear ye hear ye bitches! 🗣 if y’all see me featured on one of Chris Brown’s only fans video…mind y’all business 😗✌🏾. pic.twitter.com/4dhSxZ0ZIe

— TYLISE. 💕🦄 (@tyliseemarie) November 12, 2020

We honestly are not sure what kind of content Chris will host. Although OnlyFans users are primarily sex workers, the site was originally for content creators in general to showcase their work.

Even still, some celebrities have used the platform to show behind the scenes footage of various projects and ventures, or even exclusive gossip. Cardi B used it to reveal her inner thoughts and actress, Bella Thorne teased a nude photo shoot which garnered her two million dollars in a single day. Although later disappointed and angry fans were left seeing otherwise and OnlyFans had to delay paying other users for days in the middle of the COVID pandemic. YIKES!

Still Chris Brown runs in the same vein as another celebrity, Tyga, and his OnlyFans content is very explicit and has been leaked all over the internet with rather rave reviews, showing him masturbating, receiving oral sex, asnd having intercourse! Love & Hip-Hop’s Safaree Samuels also has videos of him masturbating…

Chris is an excellent dancer, so he may just showcase that in addition to exclusive footage of his life and kids. Currently, Chris Brown’s OnlyFans is priced at twenty dollars, but based on the content it might go up from there. We can only hope. https://onlyfans.com/chrisbrownofficial

What do you think of Chris Brown and other celebrities joining OnlyFans? And will you be subscribing to his? Sound off in the comments section below! Iman Shumpert and Teyana Taylor please tell us you guys are next!

Where is the love? Not far. In fact it is right between two amazing content creators who just so happen to be just an equally amazing power couple! Meet Jennia Fredrique Aponte and Sol Aponte, two people whose love and creativity are changing the world.

Jennia and Sol have partnered together in life and professionally, creating a production company, “Full Frequency Media,” and a wildly popular series, Anatomy of Black Love. “We know what it means to be Black in America and to want to see powerful, accurate, and diverse representation…that’s where content creators who look like you come into place…with everything that’s going on in the world it’s more critical than ever to have that…”

Jennia and Sol have committed their time and energy towards creating meaningful and quality content using their growing platforms. Both have been in the industry for decades.  We have followed Jennia’s career for years seeing her in various movie and television roles including Half & Half, Who Made The Potato Salad?, Passions, One on One, and Girlfriends. Her most memorable role, however, to us, was as “Brandy” in Patrik-Ian Polk’s Noah’s ARC. “That was a role I really enjoyed. People are always talking about her, she was a joy to play and you know I really enjoyed working with the guys.” Sol is noted television producer with work on hit series like mixed-ish, The Young & The Restless, MADTv, and In The Cut. “Working on so many different projects, you definitely learn a lot about life, people, and how to perfect your own projects…the skills to make great content people can relate to really happens just as much behind the cameras as it does out front…”

Jennia and Sol have united their skills, partnering with Diddy’s independent music cable network, Revolt TV. The network’s mission is to provide great content created by the voices of the current generation. There, their popular and aforementioned series, Anatomy of Black Love, gives audiences a modern take on Black Love through frank, intimate, and confirming interviews with Black celebrities including  Gillian and Michael Jai White, La’Myia Good-Bellinger and Eric Bellinger, Malinda Williams and Tariq Walker, and more.

“Black Love is so amazing and real and it’s not always presented well on screen. It’s important for us to see people who look like us in love, being loved, and living fulfilling lives together…” Jennia adds. “You know love is work and people need to see that. The course of true love never did run smooth but when it does it is the greatest experience of your life…” Sol goes on to discuss the relatability of the series, “…even if you aren’t in a relationship you can relate to this because love is universal and you can even find aspects of self-love in these interviews. They’re very affirming…”

We have watched every episode of Anatomy of Black Love and we have to say the series is virtually a spiritual experience, restoring our own faith in love. Positive representation of Black people is so needed in these trying times of police shootings and violence, and the onslaught of systemic racism. “The best way to combat this war of hate on us is through love–love of self, and love of one another…” Be sure to check out the series exclusively on Revolt TV.

Besides their aforementioned series you can also see their short films, 90 Days, Sacred Heart, and their celebrity interview series, Beyond The Talent, and other projects on their website, www.fullfrequencymedia.com.

Jennia Fredrique Aponte and Sol Aponte are true influencers, outstanding content creators, and truly in love. Separately they are a force to be reckoned with, combined, they are nothing short of a force of nature. Keep at it guys, we need you.

Where is the love? Not far. In fact it is right between two amazing content creators who just so happen to be just an equally amazing power couple! Meet Jennia Fredrique Aponte and Sol Aponte, two people whose love and creativity are changing the world.

Jennia and Sol have partnered together in life and professionally, creating a production company, “Full Frequency Media,” and a wildly popular series, Anatomy of Black Love. “We know what it means to be Black in America and to want to see powerful, accurate, and diverse representation…that’s where content creators who look like you come into place…with everything that’s going on in the world it’s more critical than ever to have that…”

Jennia and Sol have committed their time and energy towards creating meaningful and quality content using their growing platforms. Both have been in the industry for decades.  We have followed Jennia’s career for years seeing her in various movie and television roles including Half & Half, Who Made The Potato Salad?, Passions, One on One, and Girlfriends. Her most memorable role, however, to us, was as “Brandy” in Patrik-Ian Polk’s Noah’s ARC. “That was a role I really enjoyed. People are always talking about her, she was a joy to play and you know I really enjoyed working with the guys.” Sol is noted television producer with work on hit series like mixed-ish, The Young & The Restless, MADTv, and In The Cut. “Working on so many different projects, you definitely learn a lot about life, people, and how to perfect your own projects…the skills to make great content people can relate to really happens just as much behind the cameras as it does out front…”

Jennia and Sol have united their skills, partnering with Diddy’s independent music cable network, Revolt TV. The network’s mission is to provide great content created by the voices of the current generation. There, their popular and aforementioned series, Anatomy of Black Love, gives audiences a modern take on Black Love through frank, intimate, and confirming interviews with Black celebrities including  Gillian and Michael Jai White, La’Myia Good-Bellinger and Eric Bellinger, Malinda Williams and Tariq Walker, and more.

“Black Love is so amazing and real and it’s not always presented well on screen. It’s important for us to see people who look like us in love, being loved, and living fulfilling lives together…” Jennia adds. “You know love is work and people need to see that. The course of true love never did run smooth but when it does it is the greatest experience of your life…” Sol goes on to discuss the relatability of the series, “…even if you aren’t in a relationship you can relate to this because love is universal and you can even find aspects of self-love in these interviews. They’re very affirming…”

We have watched every episode of Anatomy of Black Love and we have to say the series is virtually a spiritual experience, restoring our own faith in love. Positive representation of Black people is so needed in these trying times of police shootings and violence, and the onslaught of systemic racism. “The best way to combat this war of hate on us is through love–love of self, and love of one another…” Be sure to check out the series exclusively on Revolt TV.

Besides their aforementioned series you can also see their short films, 90 Days, Sacred Heart, and their celebrity interview series, Beyond The Talent, and other projects on their website, www.fullfrequencymedia.com.

Jennia Fredrique Aponte and Sol Aponte are true influencers, outstanding content creators, and truly in love. Separately they are a force to be reckoned with, combined, they are nothing short of a force of nature. Keep at it guys, we need you.

Former “Desperate Housewife,” Eva Longoria is being dragged on social media for seemingly downplaying Black Women’s role in winning the 2020 Presidential Election for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

In an interview with MSNBC Eva stated; “women of color showed up in big ways. Of course, you saw in Georgia what Black women have done but Latina women were the real heroines here, beating men in turnout in every state and voting for Biden-Harris at an average rate of 3:1.”

Eva was immediately blasted on social media!

Latinas in Florida and Texas literally voted for Tr*mp. You can sit this one out, @EvaLongoria. In Georgia, STACEY ABRAMS did what she had to for her community. She registered 800k+ new voters and mobilized. It’s HER time to shine. Nobody else did what she was able to do. https://t.co/fS3DMxMeSv pic.twitter.com/SQfDsqv2v0

— C. Flores, M.A. (@christinoflores) November 9, 2020

Hey, @EvaLongoria, Latina to Latina – sis, no.

We need to let our Black sisters have the nice things they earn. We don’t need to step in front of them to validate our own contributions.

Please reflect on the feedback you’re getting and apologize.pic.twitter.com/vejme2ZmUa

— Tae Phoenix (@TaePhoenix) November 9, 2020

Eva, facing the political firestorm, issued an apology via a few tweets of her own:

About my MSNBC interview, Black women have long been the backbone of the Democratic Party, something we have seen played out in this election as well as previous ones. Black women absolutely should be applauded and lifted up! They brought this victory home in a BIG way! I was com

— Eva Longoria Baston (@EvaLongoria) November 9, 2020

comparing Latinas to Latino men. Not black women. I meant Latinas were the ones who showed up for our LatinX community. Finally, Black women don’t have to do it alone. Latina women and other women of color are standing with them and growing their voice and power. Together we are

— Eva Longoria Baston (@EvaLongoria) November 9, 2020

Unstoppable!!! Black women turned out 90% for Biden. I as a Latina, aspire to be as engaged as effective as they are!

— Eva Longoria Baston (@EvaLongoria) November 9, 2020

We love Eva Longoria, but we do feel like she unwittingly diminished the contributions of Black Women with her words. Defeating Donald Trump was a collaborative effort; taking men and women of seemingly every ethnic group, gender, and sexual orientation to accomplish. Yes Latinas played a role, but even as Biden mentioned in his victory speech on Saturday, it was the Black community that saved the day!

You misspoke Eva, we accept your apology, however.