Kysre Gondrezick Warns Media: False OnlyFans Claims Will Cost You

When a cryptic“link in bio”post from a public figure drops on social media, the rumor mill doesn’t just spin—it catches fire. Former WNBA player Kysre Gondrezick learned that lesson the hard way this week, and she’s not taking it sitting down.

The fourth overall pick in the 2021 draft set the internet ablaze by teasing an incoming link with a sultry photo, a move that had everyone assuming she was joining OnlyFans, the subscription platform synonymous with adult content creators. The speculation was so rampant that multiple outlets ran with the story as fact, publishing headlines declaring she was heading to the platform. But here’s the plot twist: she wasn’t.

Instead, Gondrezick revealed she’d actually joined Fanvue, an OnlyFans competitor, with plans to share what she described as“exclusive lifestyle content, behind-the-scenes access into her world across fashion, beauty, training, wellness, and more personal day-to-day moments directly from her.”Not exactly the salacious content the internet’s rumor mill had conjured up. The 2025 Playboy Playmate was simply trying to connect with fans in a new way—nothing more, nothing less.

But the misinformation stuck around, and Gondrezick decided she’d had enough. In a direct response to a Daily Loud post claiming she was teasing an OnlyFans account, she fired back:“Speculation and apprehension shouldn’t generate false online publishing.”Then came the legal warning:“Crazy how at the expense of being right, one rather be first. Anyone that has publicized and ran with headlines that are NOT true in regard to me joining another platform will be hearing from my legal team x.”

It’s a stark reminder of how quickly assumption becomes“news”in the age of social media. Outlets chasing clicks and the first scoop sometimes forget that accuracy matters more than speed—especially when someone’s reputation is on the line. Gondrezick’s willingness to lawyer up signals she’s serious about holding the media accountable for careless reporting. The backpedaling has likely already begun.