Noah Williams can partly thank his X subscription budget for winning an Olympic silver medal.
Williams, who won her first medal alongside Tom Daley on the 10-meter synchronized platform in Paris, is one of several Team GB stars who have to create daring content online to gain traction. additional money and to achieve his Olympic dream this month.
Other British athletes, such as Jack Laugher MBE, 2020 Olympic gold medalist Matty Lee, synchronized ten-meter champion Daniel Goodfellow, and ten-meter star Matthew Dixon, have discovered an artistic way to supplement their income.
Sources within Team GB and diving governing body Aquatics GB said emotions over the situation were “very relaxed”, with one adding: “These guys exercise a lot and have little time to make money outside the pool.
“Everyone is fit and if they can increase their money in this way, then they will be very lucky. In an ideal world, they would be paid more and wouldn’t want it, but bosses are very comfortable with Onlyfans’ work. .
Among the content shared with the paying public is a racy video created by Williams, 23, as well as a naughty photo of Laugher, 29, posing nude. The resolution was made because divers only received £28,000 a year in funding. set its prices at $10 (£7. 77) per month with an annual subscription at a discounted rate of £80.
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Speaking about his reasoning for creating this page, the 2016 Olympic gold champion said: “I’m looking to make some extra money. I have everything other people need and I’ll be happy to take advantage of it. I’m a little arnaqueur. et I need a little more cash if I can.
“I’m the first user to do it on our team. Dad liked, ‘You put things on Instagram for free, but when the product is free, like Instagram, you’re the product. ‘So now I give other people things that are very similar to what I post online, but it’s for a small subscription.
The jumper fulfilled his purpose of competing in his third consecutive Olympic Games where he hopes to climb to his record in the men’s 3m synchronized springboard and men’s 3m springboard this week.
Discovery is the new home of the Olympic Games. The transmitter is expected to broadcast 3,800 hours of sports from Paris.
Sports enthusiasts can take advantage of Discovery for £3. 99 per month until the end of 2024 through Amazon Prime video channels. This also comes with a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime.
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