Sachia Vickery opens up on OnlyFans determination:…
American tennis participant Sachia Vickery, who made headlines this week over her OnlyFans profession, is utilizing the subscription-based content platform to invest in her profession in the game.
Following Thursday’s loss to Germany’s Ella Seidel in the second spherical of US Open qualifying, Vickery explained that she doesn’t see a unfavorable facet to becoming a member of OnlyFans “because it’s given me a better life.”
“Yeah, and another part of, you know, the tennis and OnlyFans aspect is… when you’re on tour you’re automatically making a ton of money,” Vickery, 30, told The Post from Flushing Meadows. “Yes, I’ve performed very nicely throughout my profession. I’ve made great investments from the time I used to be younger, so you recognize, it’s like I’m tremendous.
American tennis participant Sachia Vickery headlines this week for her candid protection of her OnlyFans profession. Sachia Vickery Instagram
“But at the same time, tennis gamers spend $100K plus a yr on teaching, lodges, food, training, physio. So if I’ve another avenue where I’m in a position to make a lot of money to help that, you recognize, I don’t see something unfavorable with it, personally.
“It’s an expensive sport, so you know I invest a lot of my money from there back into tennis, and I think that’s one thing people don’t understand. They think it’s, you know, I’m just doing it to do it. It’s a great moneymaker. It’s a great investment. If I have the potential to make a lot of money on there, why am I not going to take it? It’s it’s giving me a better life.”
Sachia Vickery Vickery was defeated by Ella Seidel of Germany in the 2nd qualifying spherical of the U.S. Open 2025. Stephen Yang for the New York Post
Vickery, ranked world No. 559, has made a reported $2 million in 14-plus years of professional tennis. She ranked as high as No. 73 in 2018.
She said she missed time after tearing her shoulder earlier this yr and had just returned to the court six weeks in the past.
Vickery said she is next headed to Mexico to continue restarting her profession (the Guadalajara Open is next month).
She made headlines when she opened up about her OnlyFans profession in a Q&A on Instagram this week.
Tennis participant Sachia Vickery said her OnlyFans profession is a money maker. Sachia Vickery Instagram
“I’m very open-minded and I don’t care what people think of me,” Vickery said. “It’s also the simplest money I’ve ever made and I take pleasure in doing it.
“I will never talk s–t about girls on OnlyFans ever again for the rest of my life. Because the amount I made on there in my first two days, I am overwhelmed. I am just shook really.”
Sachia Vickery in motion during the second spherical of qualifying at the U.S. Open in Flushing Meadows on August 21. Stephen Yang for the New York Post
Vickery expenses $12.99 a month for “the content too spicy for Instagram,” according to her OnlyFans bio.
She said she received began when she noticed how nicely a buddy was doing on the platform.
“I have a really close friend who is a huge creator on there,” she told The Post. “I saw he was doing really well, he’s obviously at a different level than I am…. It’s a fun way where I get to be myself a little bit.”
The Florida native also expenses $1,000 to date her.
“I no longer date for free due to the behavior of men I now require a pre-date deposit send me $1,000 and we can make it happen,” she told her 40,000 Instagram followers, including her CashApp data.
Sachia Vickery Vickery spoke with The Post at the U.S. Open 2025 in Flushing Meadows on August 21. Stephen Yang for the New York Post
Vickery also failed to qualify for the Australian Open in January,
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