OnlyFans star Donna Mills, 85, refuses requests to film herself brushing her teeth, but says unpublished Playboy photos could be on the table.
Paying to watch someone brush their teeth might sound like a questionable use of disposable income. Asking Donna Mills to do it is apparently a waste of everyone's time.
The 85-year-old actress and adult creator has revealed that some subscribers want a glimpse of her dental routine. She is happy to share parts of her everyday life, but that particular request is a firm no.
“I'm not going to brush my teeth,” Mills said during her recent Nightline interview.
She means on camera, before anyone starts worrying about her dentist.
How Much Access Does a Subscription Buy?
Mills, best known for playing Abby on Knots Landing, described posting activities such as riding her Peloton and having coffee. Subscribers evidently have their own suggestions for expanding the schedule.
The toothbrush request is funny precisely because it is so ordinary. You might expect a celebrity joining OF to face questions about taking her clothes off. Instead, Mills is having to establish whether brushing her molars counts as entertainment.
She launched her account in July 2026 to connect more closely with fans who have followed her career. That invitation has limits, even when the activity being requested is something most people do twice a day.
Unpublished Playboy Photos? Those Are Negotiable
Her photography archive is a different proposition. Mills said she might share previously unpublished pictures from her Playboy shoots, giving subscribers material that never made it into the magazine.
She appeared in Playboy in 1987 and 1989 without posing nude. Discussing the appeal of leaving something to the imagination, she recalled a photograph of herself standing in a shower wearing a dress.
Asked what an unreleased image might cost, Mills tentatively suggested $100. That was an estimate during the conversation, rather than a confirmed price or an announcement that the photographs were already available.
For an actress accustomed to professional shoots, choosing an archival glamour photograph presumably involves a different calculation from setting up a camera beside the toothpaste.
The Fans Are Paying for the Everyday Stuff
There appears to be money in that curiosity. During an August appearance on the Creators Inc. podcast, the company's CEO, Andy Bachman, described Mills' early earnings as “many six figures.” He did not provide an exact total.
Mills explained that followers wanted to see her home and learn what she did during the day. After decades of watching her play fictional characters, some were paying for access to the less polished details of her own life.
That can make even a coffee break part of the job. Mills has simply decided that brushing her teeth won't be.