It’s the end of an era.
Sophie Rain, one of the most popular (and profitable) OnlyFans stars, announced her departure from the viral content mansion she helped found late last year. The twenty-year-old partnered with Camilla Araujo to create the Bop House, a “digital collective” of a total of eight women that was designed to allow the women to support and cross-promote each other’s content online. The premise isn’t new; these kinds of endeavors have been around since the early 2000s. And while some members skyrocket to fame like Rain, most members end up as afterthoughts.
Just ask the members of the Hype House, the content creator collective that helped grow the careers of people like the D’Amelio sisters and Addison Rae. At one point the Hype House had more than twenty members, but the D’Amelio sisters and Addison Rae only stayed mere months compared to the others.
And it seems that Sophie Rain is following suit with her stint in the Bop House. The content creator cited creative differences and that she was ready to reclaim her independence — and yes, that there has been some tension in the House recently.
Rain said in a statement: “Building The Bop House has been one of the most incredible and rewarding experiences of my career. But over time, I started to feel like I
was no longer in control of my own brand and vision. For me, that’s a non-negotiable.”
According to sources close to Rain, there has been an escalation of tension in recent months between members of the house, but especially between Rain and Camilla Araujo.
“I have so much love for the girls and what we accomplished together, but it’s no secret
that Camilla and I haven’t been seeing eye to eye,” Rain explained.
“At some point, you have to recognize when a dynamic isn’t healthy and walk away.”
It’s not too hard to walk away when you’re generating millions of dollars a month in revenue. That’s what Rain is allegedly making, claiming that she has earned over $70 million on OnlyFans.
“I have made enough money to retire my parents, future kids, and my grandkids,” Rain shared.
But despite her decision to leave, Rain insists that there are no hard feelings.
“I’m proud of what we built, and I’ll always root for the girls,” she said.
“But right now, I’m focused on the next chapter — one where I can be 100% myself, without compromise.”
Only time will tell exactly what that looks like. For now, Rain says she is working on a few solo projects as well as some upcoming collaborations. In her own words, she’s “just
getting started.”