At 27, Sharna Beckman, an OnlyFans creator, has gained a large following, mostly made up of strangers. This distance allows her to separate her online persona from her personal life, including family interactions.
That’s why Beckman was shocked when she recognized a familiar name among her subscribers. It was her cousin, someone she had grown up with and still saw at family events.
In an interview with Yahoo! Lifestyle, Beckman shared the awkward moment she confronted her cousin about the subscription, which had lasted over two months. His explanation surprised her even more.
“He said it wasn’t him but a friend using his name because the friend, being married, couldn’t use his own name or card,” Beckman recalled.
Beckman didn’t believe this story. She questioned why her cousin would sign up, and even more, why he would buy extra explicit content from her page.
“I felt sick and too embarrassed to tell anyone,” she admitted. “I didn’t want to cause family problems.”
To avoid further discomfort, Beckman decided to take action. She removed her cousin from her OnlyFans account and blocked his messages. She couldn’t understand why he subscribed under his real name, thinking, “Did he want me to know? Then what?”
Worried about family drama, Beckman chose to keep the incident private. She feared her cousin might deny it, leaving her in a difficult position.
“I didn’t tell my family because I didn’t want to cause issues,” she said. “I feel awkward about it and now avoid family events.”
Despite this unsettling experience, Beckman continues to succeed on OnlyFans, making six figures a month. She’s always been drawn to the industry and enjoys exploring her sexuality.
“I love trying new things, and this has opened a new world for me,” she shared, reflecting on her journey and success.
