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New York Post
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
OnlyFans star reveals mom films his content — and he's ‘grateful'
A popular OnlyFans creator has stunned fans after revealing that his mom is involved in filming his content. British social media personality and adult star Kurts Adams Rozentals shared on Instagram that 'my mom films all my content,' jokingly calling it a 'family business'. Advertisement 'The content is controversial,' he explained. '99% of parents wouldn't film their child.' 4 British social media personality and adult star Kurts Adams Rozentals shared on Instagram that 'my mom films all my content.' Instagram / kurtsadams He also mentioned that he was 'super grateful' to his mom for not second-guessing her child's wild video ideas. However, he quickly assured that if one of his content ideas was 'too much,' his mom would say something to him. Advertisement 'But we still film them regardless, and they still make it on the internet,' he added. 'So shout out to the best (mom) in the galaxy.' 4 He also mentioned that he was 'super grateful' to his mom for not second-guessing her child's wild video ideas. Instagram / kurtsadams The revelation outraged followers, prompting many to comment with shock and disgust. Advertisement One Instagram user exclaimed, 'What the f **k?!?!?!', while another said it was 'Just sick'. Meanwhile, a third called it 'So trashy'. Elsewhere online, someone else asked: 'What sort of mother would do this? She's not fit to be a mother'. 4 The revelation outraged followers, prompting many to comment with shock and disgust. Instagram / kurtsadams Advertisement However, what he didn't mention in his video was that he was referring to his other social media content, not his explicit videos. 'People clearly don't read captions these days,' he said. 'SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT ONLY (We'd like to clarify),' the caption read. The influencer and athlete has nearly 100,000 followers on Instagram but also has a part-time gig as an adult content creator on OnlyFans. 4 However, what he didn't mention in his video was that he was referring to his other social media content, not his explicit videos. Instagram / kurtsadams Rozentals, an athlete in individual canoe slalom, gained media attention after claiming he was banned from competing due to his racy account. In April, the governing body Paddle UK suspended him over 'allegations' concerning his social media posts, as reported by the BBC. The body did not specify the details of the allegations, but Rozentals told BBC Sports at the time that he believed it was related to his OnlyFans content. Advertisement 'I have been posting videos (on Instagram) that are consciously made to be edgy in order to drive conversions to my 'spicy content page' (on OnlyFans), to fund this ultimate dream of going to the Olympics,' he said. Rozentals set up his own adult content subscription account in January this year to support his athletic dreams, promoting it with videos and pictures on his Instagram to attract new viewers.
Irish Daily Mirror
06-06-2025
- Sport
- Irish Daily Mirror
British canoer being forced to choose between OnlyFans and Olympic dream
British canoer Kurts Adam Rozentals revealed on Ireland AM that he would not compete in the Olympics if it meant shutting down his OnlyFans account. The account, which he set up in January, is his main source of income, netting him over £100,000 in subscriptions. When asked if he would close the account to partake in LA 2028, he said "No, I know what that life is like. I've been living that life on the edge. "It's not a pretty life. I don't have parents backing [me], I don't have big sponsors." He doesn't know why the account has led to his ban from partaking in the Olympics. He said: "I think it could be the OnlyFans, it could also be the promotional videos on Instagram with relations to OnlyFans. "But regardless, it's just a whole edgy, whether its the actual posting on OnlyFans or the promotional content, it's just a whole edgy thing they don't like. "It's not a perfect, clean image which they want their athletes to have." Speaking to the BBC, Rozentals further explained his decision. "I have been posting videos that are consciously made to be edgy in order to drive conversions to my 'spicy content page' [OnlyFans], to fund this ultimate dream of going to the Olympics." He then received a call from a Paddle UK representative informing him of his being banned from competition. He explained: "I kind of froze and I couldn't believe the words I was hearing because this is what I put my life into this is everything I do. "My personality at this point, my identity, is sport and I want to be a professional athlete chasing my Olympic dream."
Yahoo
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
British canoeist forced to decide between Olympic dream and his ‘spicy' OnlyFans page
Canoeist Kurts Adams Rozentals has a decision to make — his OnlyFans or the Olympics. The British athlete was reportedly suspended last month by governing body Paddle UK, and he suspects it has something to do with his racy activity online. Advertisement 'I have been posting videos (on Instagram) that are consciously made to be edgy in order to drive conversions to my 'spicy content page' (on OnlyFans), to fund this ultimate dream of going to the Olympics,' Rozentals said in an interview with BBC Sport. Kurts Adams Rozentals, who competes in the individual canoe slalom, was suspended in April by governing body Paddle UK following 'allegations' about his posts on social media. Instagram/@kurtsadams Paddle UK removed Rozentals from its World Class Programme pending an investigation Instagram/@kurtsadams Rozentals was removed from the World Class Programme, an initiative for potential Olympic athletes, by Paddle UK pending investigation, leaving his canoeing dreams up in the air. 'I kind of froze and I couldn't believe the words I was hearing because this is what I put my life into this is everything I do,' Rozentals told the outlet of the moment he heard the news. Advertisement 'My personality at this point, my identity, is sport and I want to be a professional athlete chasing my Olympic dream.' BBC Sport reported Rozentals 'has more than 10,000 'likes' on the platform and 'has posted 39 videos and over 100 photos' earning more than '£100,000 (about $135,000) since creating his OnlyFans account in January.' 'This is the hardest decision that I've ever faced in my life,' Rozentals said. 'I came to the realization about why I started doing this last winter after years of struggle, living on the edge, my mum working 90 hours-a-week, having bailiffs at the door. Rozentals created his OnlyFans to help fund his training. Instagram/@kurtsadams 'I'm going to find a way where we don't have to struggle, where my mum can enjoy her life and I'm able to put everything into this sport because when you're thinking about how to pay the rent this month and you're standing at the start line, that's not very conducive (to performing well).' Advertisement As a UK Paddle Programme athlete, Rozentals had been receiving £16,000 a year — around $21,600 — but said that's nowhere near enough to sustain himself. 'I don't know how much you need but it's certainly not £16,000,' said Rozentals. 'When you have to cover rent, travel, food… and most athletes who train full-time are all living in London. Rozentals posts videos and pictures on his Instagram account to drive viewers towards the content. Instagram/@kurtsadams 'They're very fortunate to have parent backing — I wasn't. I never had the ability to move to London because of financial struggles so I was always doing the travel from the East Midlands, where I live, to London, back-and-forth, back-and-forth.'
Courier-Mail
01-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Courier-Mail
British canoeist forced to decide between Olympic dream and OnlyFans
Don't miss out on the headlines from Other Sports. Followed categories will be added to My News. Canoeist Kurts Adams Rozentals has a decision to make — his OnlyFans or the Olympics. The British athlete was reportedly suspended last month by governing body Paddle UK, and he suspects it has something to do with his racy activity online. 'I have been posting videos (on Instagram) that are consciously made to be edgy in order to drive conversions to my 'spicy content page' (on OnlyFans), to fund this ultimate dream of going to the Olympics,' Rozentals said in an interview with BBC Sport. Kurts Adams Rozentals was suspended in April by governing body Paddle UK. Picture: kurtsadams/Instagram Paddle UK removed Rozentals from its World Class Programme pending an investigation. Picture: kurtsadam/Instagram Rozentals was removed from the World Class Programme, an initiative for potential Olympic athletes, by Paddle UK pending investigation, leaving his canoeing dreams up in the air. 'I kind of froze and I couldn't believe the words I was hearing because this is what I put my life into this is everything I do,' Rozentals told the outlet of the moment he heard the news. 'My personality at this point, my identity, is sport and I want to be a professional athlete chasing my Olympic dream.' BBC Sport reported Rozentals 'has more than 10,000 'likes' on the platform and 'has posted 39 videos and over 100 photos' earning more than '$A209,560 since creating his OnlyFans account in January.' 'This is the hardest decision that I've ever faced in my life,' Rozentals said. 'I came to the realisation about why I started doing this last winter after years of struggle, living on the edge, my mum working 90 hours-a-week, having bailiffs at the door.' 'I'm going to find a way where we don't have to struggle, where my mum can enjoy her life and I'm able to put everything into this sport because when you're thinking about how to pay the rent this month and you're standing at the start line, that's not very conducive (to performing well).' Rozentals posts videos and pictures on his Instagram account to drive viewers towards the content. Picture: kurtsadam/Instagram As a UK Paddle Programme athlete, Rozentals had been receiving $A33,529 - but said that's nowhere near enough to sustain himself.' 'I don't know how much you need but it's certainly not $A33,529,' said Rozentals. 'When you have to cover rent, travel, food… and most athletes who train full-time are all living in London.' 'They're very fortunate to have parent backing — I wasn't. I never had the ability to move to London because of financial struggles so I was always doing the travel from the East Midlands, where I live, to London, back-and-forth, back-and-forth.' This story originally appeared on the New York Post and is republished here with permission
NDTV
01-06-2025
- Business
- NDTV
British Canoeist Claims He's Being Forced To Choose Between Olympics And OnlyFans
A British canoeist has alleged that he is being forced to choose between his Olympic dream and financial independence after being suspended from national-level competition, reportedly due to his content on the subscription-based platform OnlyFans. Kurts Adams Rozentals, a promising athlete in individual canoe slalom and a silver medallist at the 2023 World Under-23 Championships, was suspended in April by the UK's canoeing governing body, Paddle UK. The suspension came amid an ongoing investigation into unspecified social media content. While Paddle UK has not confirmed the nature of the allegations, Rozentals believes the action stems from his activity on OnlyFans, a website known for adult content, where he claims to have earned over 100,000 pounds since January this year. "I've posted content that's edgy on Instagram to drive traffic to my OnlyFans, and that income helps fund my Olympic dream," Rozentals told BBC Sport. The athlete said he was removed from Paddle UK's World Class Programme- a lottery-funded scheme supporting elite athletes- without being offered clarity or support. He is currently barred from contacting other programme members during the investigation. Rozentals, who receives an annual grant of 16,000 Pounds through the programme, argues the funding is far from sufficient to cover basic living and training costs, particularly for athletes based around London. "Most athletes are supported by their families. I wasn't. I travelled back and forth from the East Midlands, spending whatever I could to chase this dream," he said. He insists his decision to join OnlyFans was driven by years of financial hardship, including his family struggling with debts and his mother working 90-hour weeks. "When you're at the start line thinking about how to pay rent, you're not performing at your best." In a statement, Paddle UK said the action taken was not disciplinary but a "neutral" and "interim" measure to safeguard all parties while the matter is reviewed by Sport Integrity, an independent investigation body. The governing body's disciplinary policy lists "offensive social media use" and "immoral behaviour" as examples of misconduct that could lead to de-selection. Rozentals says he won't shut down his OnlyFans account unless something changes. "It's the hardest decision of my life-giving up either financial stability or the sport I've put my whole identity into." The case highlights the ongoing debate over athlete funding, personal branding, and how governing bodies respond to monetisation strategies that fall outside traditional norms. Notably, Olympic gold medallist diver Jack Laugher also created an OnlyFans account in 2024 to supplement his income, sparking discussions about financial pressures faced even by elite athletes. UK Sport, the funding body behind the athlete grant programme, declined to comment on the specific case but said in a statement: "Our Athlete Performance Award is designed to support basic living and sporting costs. We announced an increase in these allowances earlier this year." As Rozentals awaits the outcome of the investigation, his case has stirred a broader conversation around athlete autonomy, digital monetisation, and whether current support systems are keeping pace with the realities of modern sports careers.
