On the heels of being named “Sexiest Man Alive,” Michael B. Jordan recently revealed, whether legitimately or in jest, that he plans to host exclusive content of himself on the provocative subscriber site Only Fans.
The “Black Panther” actor told Jimmy Kimmel about his plans during an interview on the comedian’s show earlier this week. When asked about his growing mustache, which he cultivated in quarantine, Jordan told Kimmel he has enjoyed having the freedom of not having to be “groomed or manicured” for a part. The actor typically has to remain close-shaven and physically fit for roles in films such as “Creed” and “Fantastic Four.”
His chiseled, distinguished look has not gone unnoticed by thousands of fans or the media, since People magazine just named the 33-year-old the “Sexiest Man Alive” earlier this month. When the news was revealed, he shared that his grandmother, who would read People magazine regularly, would have been very proud.
“When my grandmother was alive, it was something that she collected, and then my mom naturally reads it a lot and my aunts as well,” Jordan said. “This is one that they’re definitely going to have a special place for.”
Jordan has been heralded for his appearance, acting chops and increasing efforts to support the Black Lives Matter movement and voter registration.
In his interview with Kimmel, proving his awareness of his debonair status, the California native said he planned to earn some cash for his new gruffy look.
On the subject of his mustache, he joked with Kimmel about giving the lengthy facial hair a name, Murphy or Murph for short. He plans to feature the stache on a future Only Fans account.
“Got an OnlyFans coming soon — eating fruit, all types of crazy stuff, it’s going to get wild,” Jordan told Kimmel.
Only Fans is an online service that allows content creators, many of whom are sex workers or celebrity personalities, to earn money from users who subscribe to them. Stars including Bella Thorne, Cardi B and Tyler Posey have hosted accounts on the site.
Kimmel joked that Jordan “probably could make like $250,000 a year,” if he had an account solely for his mustache.
The Screen Actors Guild Award winner said his page would not be for his own profit. He said starting the page would be a charity effort to help business owners, such as barbers, who have been impacted by the economic downturn caused by the pandemic.
“All the proceeds I want to go towards a barber school because during the quarantine, you know, there’s been so many businesses and schools that shut down.”
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