Mama June is OK with her daughter Pumpkin creating explicit content for OnlyFans — but she does have some reservations.
The matriarch of the Shannon family, 46, said in a recent interview with TMZ that her 26-year-old daughter Lauryn Efird (aka Pumpkin) is an adult who can make her own choices, but that she hopes the paycheck is hefty.
“All money ain’t good money,” the “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” alum noted.
June added that she doesn’t believe Pumpkin will regret the videos, as she was always outgoing and appears to be having fun “doing what she wants.”
However, she did express concern for Pumpkin’s four young children, who could eventually come across their mother’s content when they’re older.
Earlier this week, Pumpkin — older sister to Alana Thompson (aka Honey Boo Boo) — released “hardcore” OnlyFans content five months after joining the platform.
“I really started doing hardcore because, truthfully, it’s another revenue of money and so many options to do and give,” the reality star told TMZ.
The outlet reported that Efird has raunchy content on sale for between $100 and $150.
One video reportedly shows the “Mama June: Family Crisis” alum engaging in sexual intercourse with her boyfriend, Darrin Kitchens, “on a bed in front of a camera.”
Efird said she plans on including some girl-on-girl content that may turn into a threesome with Kitchens.
“Enjoy the spicy side you didn’t get to see on TLC or WeTv 😈🌶️!!” her bio reads.
After only two weeks on the site, Efird claimed that she was already in the top 0.5% of creators and “almost in the six-figure range.”
The reality star dismissed any criticism of her new business venture, saying it was helping provide for her children with her ex-husband, Josh Efird — Ella Grace, 8, Bentley Jameson, 5, and twins Sylus Ray and Stella Renae, both 4.
“People have a s–t ton to say about me … doing OnlyFans and at the end of the day, I do all of this for my kids,” she shared.
“The money that I make, it’s going straight to them — their college funds, not telling them no, vacations, all of that stuff,” she said. “I’m a mama first.”
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