Chloe Sims and her OnlyFans reality series, “House of Sims,” have clinched a lucrative seven-figure deal with Netflix. OFTV signed a multi-year deal with the Sims sisters to produce the reality show back in 2022.

The Sims’ show for OnlyFans is “an unfiltered, unrestricted, access-all-areas docuseries” and follows the family at their home in Essex County, England, and the U.S. That being said, Unlike the parent site, the free OFTV app features no nudity.

Keily Blair, chief strategy & operations officer, OnlyFans, said in a statement, “This partnership is part of OnlyFans’ broader strategy to invest in reaching highly engaged fans across various genres.”

The deal marks a significant milestone for the former star of “The Only Way Is Essex” (TOWIE), who ventured to America with her siblings to carve out a new path in the entertainment industry.

After exiting TOWIE in 2022, Chloe and her siblings Frankie, Demi, and Charlie embarked on an American adventure, signing a £1 million contract with OFTV. Their journey led them to the luxurious confines of a Los Angeles mansion, setting the stage for their Kardashian-esque reality show, which premiered to favorable reviews last May.

With the ink barely dry on their Netflix contract, Chloe revealed that production for the eagerly anticipated second season is already in motion. Speaking to the Mail, the Essex native expressed pride in her role as a producer alongside her brother Charlie, calling it a “major highlight” of her career. “It’s a rollercoaster of emotions but ultimately thrilling,” she shared.

Charlie echoed his sister’s enthusiasm, celebrating the show’s acquisition by Netflix as a testament to their hard work and creative vision. “Securing a spot on such a prestigious platform is a dream come true, and we’re eager to see where this partnership leads,” he stated.

However, the Sims family’s rise to international fame has not been without its turmoil. Sources revealed to The Sun a growing rift between Chloe and her sisters, Demi and Frankie, leading to a dramatic separation. The sisters have since retreated to Essex, leaving Chloe and Charlie to continue their American dream.

The estrangement has manifested on social media, with both parties wiping their profiles clean of each other’s presence. Insiders close to the family disclosed that a significant disagreement in LA was the catalyst for the fallout. “The divide has become too wide to bridge, with both sides now focusing on their individual pursuits,” the source explained.

Despite the family feud, anticipation for the upcoming “House of Sims” season is at an all-time high. Set to premiere on March 13th, 2024, the series promises to unveil the unexpected twists and turns of the Sims family’s saga. Frankie hinted at the upcoming drama in a recent podcast appearance, suggesting that the new season will challenge viewers’ perceptions and underscore the importance of personal boundaries.

As “House of Sims” prepares to make its Netflix debut, the spotlight shines not only on Chloe Sims’ professional achievements but also on the complexities of family dynamics in the public eye.