Entertainment · Celebrity · 3 hrs ago
Michele Morrone joins subscription platform Subs.com as creator and part-owner
Italian actor Michele Morrone has joined Subs.com as a creator and part-owner.
He charges subscribers $19.99 a month, with some posts costing an additional $5 to $35.
Morrone says the page will offer a more personal side of him and may include live video calls.
He is known for the Netflix film series 365 Days and starred with Megan Fox in the thriller Subservience.
Fox is also a part-owner of Subs.com and has said she wants greater control over her image and audience.
The platform was launched by British businessman Tim Stokely, who founded OnlyFans, and several other celebrities have joined as creators.
Morrone is also filming a sequel to The Housemaid, in which he starred with Sydney Sweeney.
Michele Morrone has joined subscription platform Subs.com as a creator and part-owner.
The Italian actor announced the partnership this week, according to the Daily Mail.
Morrone charges $19.99 a month for access to his page, with some pay-per-view posts costing extra.
He said the platform would let subscribers see a more personal and authentic side of him.
Subs.com was launched by British businessman Tim Stokely, who founded OnlyFans.
- Who
- Italian actor Michele Morrone.
- What
- He joined Subs.com as a creator and part-owner.
- When
- He announced the partnership this week; the article was published on October 30, 2026.
- Where
- On Subs.com, a subscription platform.
- Why
- He said he wanted to share a more personal and authentic side of himself. The article says he is monetizing his fandom.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Morrone announced that he had joined Subs.com as a creator and part-owner.
Subs.com launched and crashed within hours, according to the article.
- Platform
- Subs.com
- Role
- Creator and part-owner
- Monthly price
- $19.99
- Pay-per-view posts
- $5 to $35 each
- Founder
- Tim Stokely, who founded OnlyFans
What people are saying
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Women have spent decades being told that visibility is power while someone else owns the platform, the audience or the image.
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