Team GB divers are on OnlyFans to fund their Olympic dreams – charging £8 a month for saucy pics and chats with fans
TEAM GB’s men’s diving team have turned to sex site OnlyFans to make ends meet, The Sun can reveal.
Six members of the Olympic Gold-chasing team are now on the saucy website and sharing sexy photos with fans.
They include gold medallist Jack Laugher MBE and Tom Daley’s dive partner Noah Williams, who both uploaded content on OnlyFans in the week they were picked to star at the Paris Olympics.
Sources within Team GB say bosses are “very relaxed” about the divers being on the site and say it’s an “issue with funding”.
One source said: “These guys train so hard and there is little time for them to earn money outside the pool.
“They’re all in incredible shape and if they can top up their Team GB money in this way then good luck to them. In an ideal world they’d get paid more and not need to but bosses are very relaxed about the OnlyFans work.”
Material shared with paying punters includes ten-metre springboard specialist Noah, 23, doing a racy video and three- metre dive ace Jack, 29, posing naked.
It’s thought the pair could make thousands of pounds a month through their sideline.
But flogging nudes as both men were called up for the Olympics — Jack’s fourth Games and Noah’s second — has raised questions about their funding.
‘NEEDS MUST’
Another source said: “It’s needs must for Jack and Noah and they see posting pornographic material as an acceptable way to boost the coffers.
“It’s not the sort of thing that Team GB would promote, but there’s little that they can do to stop it. And let’s face it they need the money.”
Other Team GB divers with OnlyFans pages include three-metre specialist Matty Lee MBE, 26, ten-metre synchro champ Daniel Goodfellow, 27, and ten-metre stars Robbie Lee, 19, and Matthew Dixon, 24.
The divers were among 29 invited on to British Swimming’s World Class Programme for the 2023-2024 season.
They receive “targeted financial assistance from UK Sport”.
Sources within Team GB told how OnlyFans allows divers to interact directly with their fan-base.
The website was contacted by The Sun but declined to comment.