“There will be a lot of interesting material” said Sofya Zhuk as she moved to OnlyFans
Sofya Zhuk, a former juniors winner at Wimbledon, has revealed the name of her new company: OnlyFans.
According to The Sun, Zhuk, who retired from tennis in 2020 owing to back problems, claimed she is setting up an account on OnlyFans, a subscription-based social media platform where users can sell and/or buy unique content, but she would not pose entirely naked.
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Instead, she wants to take pictures of herself wearing bikinis and cocktail gowns, similar to the images she posts to her 175,000-follower Instagram account.
“Guys, the moment you’ve all been waiting for is finally here!” Zhuk said, according to the outlet. “There will be a lot of interesting material.”
The Russian woman, age 23, is an entrepreneur and model who resides in Miami, Florida.
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According to her Instagram, Zhuk is the owner of a number of companies, including Boy Toys, a rental agency for opulent automobiles, yachts, jets, planes, and jet skis, as well as a health and beauty resort in Miami.
When she gave up tennis at the age of 20, the former tennis pro was said to have relocated to Miami.
After winning the junior girls’ title at Wimbledon in 2015, Zhuk was ecstatic.
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As an unseeded 15-year-old, she defeated fellow Russian and No. 12-ranked junior Anna Blinkova to win the championship in straight sets.
Zhuk stopped playing tennis in 2020 due to back problems after enduring agony.
“My body needed rest,” she told German newspaper Bild. “I was in so much trouble that even the doctors wouldn’t treat me.
“I don’t normally digest protein, so the discs in my vertebrae behave like those of a 60-year-old.
“I’ve always played in terrible pain, I loved tennis but I had to think about my health.”
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Zhuk’s most recent professional contest was a loss in Wimbledon’s first-round qualifying in 2019.
She climbed as high as No. 116 in the WTA singles rankings in December 2018.
Uncertainty surrounds the price Zhuk is charging for access to her material on OnlyFans.
Furthermore, the availability of the content is yet uncertain.
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