Former OnlyFans star Nala Ray joined Brittni De La Mora on the Uncensored W/ Brittni De La Mora podcast to share how Jesus saved her from the darkness of sex work — and to warn women about the trap of platforms like OnlyFans.
Once a top creator making millions, Ray opened up about the emptiness behind the glamour. “The devil has a budget,” Ray said, quoting her husband’s wisdom. “You can only go so far. These actions will have consequences.”
Ray’s story mirrors De La Mora’s — both were entrenched in the adult industry before finding freedom through Christ. Ray described her troubled upbringing, financial struggles, and the lure of quick money that led her to OnlyFans. Her first month brought in $87,000, and she quickly left her job. At first, she felt empowered — but the feeling was fleeting.
“It feels empowering for a season,” she explained. “But eventually you feel more empty and powerless.” Behind the scenes, Ray said creators often faced drug abuse, depression, and manipulation, including agencies that control content and take a majority of profits. Subscribers, she warned, are often not even interacting with the real creators. Nala Ray
Ray also spoke out about the heartbreaking reality: many women are drawn in by promises of fame and wealth but never see real success. Meanwhile, their physical, emotional, and spiritual health deteriorates.
Despite public criticism, Ray boldly shares her testimony. “I got radically saved by Christ,” she said. “I came out of an incredibly dark place.” She credits her husband, Jordan, and the love of Jesus for pulling her out of the industry. Although her OnlyFans account can’t be fully deleted until 2026 due to subscription policies, Ray says she no longer logs in, and new subscriptions are blocked.
Now, she uses her platform to encourage other women to choose a better path. “OnlyFans leads you into a very dark room full of very dark people,” Ray said. “They will suck you in.”
Source: CL
