Larsa Pippen Says Her Dad Made Her "Shut Down" Her OnlyFans

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Larsa Pippen says that her father made her shut down her OnlyFans after he learned she was on the platform.

Larsa Pippen says that her father made her "shut down" her OnlyFans and it's had a lasting impact on her "sex appeal." Pippen discussed her use of the platform during BravoCon’s “Housewife 2 Housewife” panel on Sunday.

“I was very active on OnlyFans. I love the platform. I think it’s amazing,” she said. “So my dad called me, and my dad said a lot of people were calling him. … He said, ‘I don’t know what OnlyFans is, but we need to shut it down.'”

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Pippen continued: “And since he did that, he took my sex appeal away. He just took it. So I haven’t been able to get back to where I was on my OnlyFans.”

She went on to theorize that a lot of her followers on the site also stem from the fact that she speaks Arabic.

“I feel like that’s my community of people, so I do feel that’s probably why my numbers [were] up," Pippen said.

As for how much she was earning at her peak popularity on the service, Pippen previously said that the most she ever earned was $200,000.

“I don’t do nudes, so it’s not anything,” she told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live at the time.

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