OnlyFans CEO Leonid Radvinsky Passed Away After Receiving Over $700 Million in Dividends
Fenix International, the operating company of OnlyFans, has revealed its accounts, showing that the late CEO Leonid Radvinsky received approximately $709 million in dividend payouts in the months leading up to his death. This includes $535 million for the fiscal year ending in November 2025, with an additional $174 million received in installments over the first three months of 2026. Since acquiring OnlyFans, Radvinsky has received over $2 billion in total dividends. Following his passing, OnlyFans reached a valuation of $3.15 billion in a stock transaction with San Francisco-based Architect Capital, which acquired approximately 16% of the shares and plans to collaborate with OnlyFans to develop financial services and products aimed at creators. Radvinsky died of cancer at the age of 43, raising questions about the future ownership of the platform.
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