Rose Vega, known for her memorable appearance alongside Ed “Big Ed” Brown on Season 4 of 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, is stepping into a new chapter. The 29-year-old reality TV alum announced she is launching an OnlyFans account, offering fans an unfiltered and intimate look into her life, beyond the scripted scenes of reality television.

The subscription-based platform, often used for adult-oriented content, will feature a mix of offerings from Vega (onlyfans.com/rv90day).

According to the announcement, subscribers can expect travel vlogs, boudoir-style videos, exclusive photo sets, personalized voice messages, and behind-the-scenes glimpses into her recent vaginal rejuvenation procedure, a topic she says reflects her renewed sense of confidence and personal empowerment.

“I’ve grown so much since my days on television,” Vega said in a statement. “I’m finally comfortable owning my sensuality, my body, and my voice. OnlyFans gives me the freedom to connect with supporters one-on-one, on my own terms.”

Her decision to join the platform follows a difficult financial period. In 2024, Vega disclosed that she had been scammed by a family member, forcing her to sell property to remain financially stable. She also closed her vape shop in Manila due to sweeping new national regulations targeting the vaping industry.

Despite the challenges, Vega emphasized that her move to OnlyFans is not solely financial. A portion of her first month’s earnings will be donated to a local women’s shelter in Manila.

“Something new has been blooming behind the scenes,” she wrote in a May 13 Instagram post, sharing a promotional image in a bold red bikini. “No scripts, no filters—just real after-dark Rose. Let’s keep this between us for now—can’t wait to see who’s brave enough to peek first.”

The account is scheduled to go live on Thursday, May 15 and will cost $24.99 per month. (onlyfans.com/rv90day)

Vega rose to prominence in 2020 when she appeared on TLC’s 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days. Her on-screen relationship with Big Ed, a photographer from San Diego, quickly went viral for its uncomfortable moments and cultural clashes. Viewers will remember Ed’s controversial request that she take an STD test and his criticism of her personal hygiene, moments that drew widespread criticism and sympathy for Vega.

The relationship ended after disagreements about their future, most notably, Ed’s decision not to have more children, conflicting with Vega’s desire to expand her family. Despite their split, the pair appeared to part on civil terms during a reunion special in 2021.

“You changed my life for the better,” Ed told her at the time. “So thank you.”

With her foray into OnlyFans, Vega becomes the latest former reality star to pivot toward the creator economy, leveraging her following to reclaim control of her narrative and financial independence. Her launch reflects a broader trend of public figures using platforms like OnlyFans to share uncensored versions of their lives and cultivate deeper, more direct engagement with fans.

“I want to make my fans feel seen,” Vega said, promising personalized interactions through interactive chats.

The move marks a bold reinvention for Vega, whose new venture may redefine her public image, this time, on her own terms.