Lonely Fans is a raw, immersive documentary series that pulls back the curtain on the secretive world of digital sex work and parasocial obsession—through the lens of the multibillion-dollar OnlyFans phenomenon.
From hidden fetishes and million-dollar creators to suburban moms-turned-adult stars and the “simps” who fund it all, the series exposes a tangled web of lust, loneliness, betrayal, and financial addiction.
Filmed across four continents with unprecedented access, this multi-part non-fiction series premieres late 2025, from Director Rock Jacobs, Rebel Entertainment, and 10/10 Twins Productions.
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Award-winning filmmaker Rock Jacobs joins Dr. Robi Ludwig on The Pivot podcast to reveal the hidden emotional cost of online fame in his new documentary LonelyFans. In a raw and honest discussion, Jacobs explores how digital validation, fast money, and social pressure intertwine — exposing the psychological toll and cultural questions behind platforms like OnlyFans. This conversation blends empathy and truth, urging audiences to rethink what connection, success, and identity really mean in the age of social media.
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