“Why Not? Life Is Too Short”

In an official statement, Donna Mills made it clear: she has zero hesitation about joining a platform popular with younger generations.

“I’ve been in this business for over 50 years… I’ve seen every trend come and go. When something new comes along that lets me connect directly with the people who’ve been with me since the Knots Landing days, why would I pass that up? My fans will get to see the real me: bad hair days, good hair days, and everything in between.”

The actress added that she doesn't understand the public’s surprise:

“People keep asking me, ‘Why now?’ And I say, ‘Why not?’ Life is too short to sit on the sidelines. My fans gave me everything, and this is my way of letting them a little closer.”

No Scripts, No TV Network Rules

The deal was confirmed by Andy Bachman, CEO of Creators Inc. According to him, Donna’s decision was instantaneous:

“Donna called me up and said two words: ‘I’m in.’ That’s just who she is — zero hesitation. She’s captivated audiences for five decades, and now she gets to do it without a script, network censors, or anyone else’s rules. Rule number one in Donna Mills’ book has always been: do it your way.”

In an interview with Variety, the actress emphasized that she views the exclusive platform as a convenient tool:

“Social media is a great way to stay connected, but OnlyFans offers a more personal, direct connection. I’ll be sharing moments from my everyday life, behind-the-scenes content, and connecting with fans on a whole new level.”

A Rebel Who Refuses to Age “By the Rules”

Donna Mills rose to fame in the 1980s playing the cunning and charming Abby Cunningham on the hit TV drama Knots Landing. Even back then, she became a style icon thanks to her bold, signature makeup look — a style she remains faithful to this day.

This isn’t the first time the actress has pushed back against critics trying to dictate how she “should” look at her age. Recently, a troll commented under one of her posts: “You wear too much makeup for your age.”

Mills’ response went viral. She posted a video wearing a leather jacket, lace top, and jeans, first showing off her full glam look before transforming into a stereotypical “grandma” outfit — complete with a grey bun, ruffled blouse, and wire-rimmed glasses.

“Oops, sorry, not sorry! I like the way I look. It’s my style. And style doesn’t have an expiration date, does it?” the star clapped back.