Megan Fox Launches Subscription Content Page and Takes Co-Owner Role

Megan Fox launched a paid subscription page on Subs.com on October 9, 2026, and also joined the company as a co-owner. The platform was founded in 2025 by Tim Stokely, who created OnlyFans, and offers subscriptions and pay-per-view posts. Fox described the venture as a way to control how her image is shared with fans.
Megan Fox's new page sits on Subs.com and can be reached via her hub, meganfox.world, which collects her links and promises exclusive material. Early teaser images showed her in fitted tops, underwear, and tight shorts. Subs.com, founded in 2025 by Tim Stokely, the creator behind OnlyFans, is London-based and supports recurring subscriptions, pay-per-view posts, and direct creator-subscriber interaction. Stokely said Fox is helping shape the platform, not merely hosting a page there.
Fox described the move as a way to control her own image, noting that women are often told visibility equals power while others typically own the platform or photos. The launch follows her late-2024 split from Machine Gun Kelly, their daughter Saga Blade's March 2025 birth, and her March 2026 Instagram block of him. She also shares sons Noah, Bodhi, and Journey with Brian Austin Green.
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