Bop House Star Camilla Araujo Announces She Is Quitting OnlyFans

Camilla Araujo, a popular social media personality associated with the Bop House creator collective, announced this week that she is quitting OnlyFans, marking the end of a chapter that she says defined her early financial and professional success.

She boasts more than 25 million followers across multiple social media platforms. Those are big numbers that even some mainstream celebs haven't reached.

In a video posted to her X, Camilla Araujo addressed her audience directly, emphasizing that the announcement was not tied to online drama or conflict. She described the decision as deeply personal and said it was something she had only recently begun sharing privately with friends.

“I’m quitting OnlyFans. Yeah, I’m quitting,” Araujo said in the video. “This is it. I’m quitting, and I know you guys have a lot of questions, so I’m here to answer them.”

Araujo clarified that she is not leaving social media or content creation altogether. She said she plans to remain active online and continue engaging with her audience, distancing herself from what she described as performative exits made by other creators.

“I don’t regret it,” she said, referring to her time on the platform. “Some of my best friends still do it. I still support my girls. I love them so much.”

The influencer credited OnlyFans with transforming her life, noting that it was the platform where she earned her first million dollars. According to Camilla Araujo, that income allowed her to retire her parents, purchase her first home, and financially assist hundreds of others.

“I’m so incredibly grateful for how far that platform has taken me,” she said.

Last year, she made over $11.5 million dollars on the platform (from November 2024 to November 2025), which she revealed on social media.

However, Araujo explained that as her presence on mainstream social media grew and she leaned more into personality-driven content, her goals began to shift. Something that anyone who follows her on social media might have noticed.

She said she ultimately felt she had outgrown the platform and wanted to pursue work she believed more closely aligned with her long-term purpose.

“I’m moving on to something that I actually feel is my purpose,” Araujo said. “Something that’s going to fulfill my soul and what I think I’m meant to do in this life.”

While she did not reveal specific details about her next venture, Araujo said a major change is coming at the start of the new year. She told followers that her links will switch at midnight on New Year’s, teasing an announcement she described as “insane.”

“I cannot wait for you guys to see it,” she said.

Camilla Araujo rose to prominence through a combination of adult content success and viral mainstream exposure tied to the Bop House, a group of creators known for collaborative videos and highly produced social media content.

On Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast earlier this year she revealed that her eventual departure from OnlyFans would not be subtle.

“I want it to be a mic drop moment,” she said. “If I leave, people will know.”

Her announcement about leaving OnlyFans signals a broader shift that has become increasingly common among high-profile creators who initially built their platforms through subscription-based adult content before transitioning into other business ventures.

As of now, no official details have been released about what Camilla Araujo’s new project will be, though she indicated more information will be made public at the start of the new year.

You can follow Camilla Araujo on X at @Camilla_ara1.