TikTok and OnlyFans star Sophie Rain has revealed she pulled in $82.9 million over the last 12 months, a jaw-dropping sum that nearly eclipses the annual salary of NBA superstar LeBron James.
The 20-year-old influencer opened up about her earnings during a video appearance with YouTube personality David Dobrik, who was given access to her OnlyFans dashboard.
The screen showed a total of $82,899,873 in gross earnings across a single year.
“No one believes me,” Rain told Dobrik in the clip. “I’m paranoid it could all disappear tomorrow.”
Dobrik responded with disbelief. “Eighty-two million dollars doesn’t just disappear tomorrow,” he said.
Rain’s financial disclosure marks a sharp increase from her February 2025 claim, when she posted on social media that she had made $50 million in under two years.
Her latest number shows she added more than $30 million since then, roughly $26,000 an hour.
She also compared her income to that of four-time NBA champion LeBron James, saying, “I almost made more than LeBron last year. He made $56 million, I made $43 million.”
According to ESPN, James’ 2024–25 salary is actually $48 million. While Rain may have misstated the numbers in her breakdown, her overall claim of $82.9 million still exceeds James’ on-court earnings by a substantial margin. (James also brings in millions more from endorsements, which were not part of the comparison.)
Even among elite athletes, Rain’s haul is staggering. Her reported yearly total surpasses that of international soccer stars Kylian Mbappé ($32 million), Erling Haaland ($33 million), and Robert Lewandowski ($34 million), based on figures from sports salary databases.
The interview offered a rare glimpse into the scale of income being generated by top creators in the adult content and influencer economy — a sector that has boomed with platforms like OnlyFans and TikTok.
Rain did not specify how the $82.9 million was split between subscriptions, pay-per-view content, and tips, but the numbers position her among the top independent earners on the internet.
Her next goal? A nine-figure year.
“I want to make $100 million,” she said.
With momentum like this, that milestone may not be far off.