It’s been nearly four years since Conor McGregor last stepped into the UFC octagon, but the former champ keeps finding ways to stay in the spotlight—this time with a headline-grabbing business play.
According to multiple reports, McGregor is in “serious talks” to buy a stake in OnlyFans, the content platform best known for its adult-focused creators but now home to athletes, influencers, and celebrities selling exclusive access directly to fans.
OnlyFans has been on the market for months, with an estimated value between $3 and $8 billion. Its owner, Leonid Radvinsky, is reportedly seeking between $1.4 and $2.4 billion. The company’s adult-content-heavy revenue model has made finding a buyer tricky—but that doesn’t seem to be deterring McGregor, who teased his involvement with an Instagram story: “I’m in serious talks to buy this.”
Is this legit or just another McGregor media moment? Hard to say—but Reuters confirmed that sale talks have been active since March. The frontrunner remains LA-based Forest Road Company, which has reportedly offered up to $8 billion.
Whether McGregor is serious about the deal or just stoking headlines, it’s classic Conor—no fight booked, but still dominating the news cycle. Meanwhile, fans continue waiting for word on his return to the cage after that brutal leg injury at UFC 264.
