Aussie rapper Iggy Azalea has announced her next career move, which is verging on X-rated.
The Grammy-nominated artist with more than 17 million followers on Instagram will be performing at the annual 2024 AVN Awards.
Never heard of them?
It is like the Oscars for the porn industry.
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Porn performers get nominated and awarded for their various achievements in their hands-on line of work.
Iggy, 33, has said in a statement that she’s “thrilled” to be performing at the awards and even hinted at what kind of performance the crowd could expect.
“I can’t wait to deliver a show that embodies the spirit of liberation and creative freedom,” she teased.
It’s been a big year of career pivoting for the woman who brought us the banger Fancy in 2014 that took over the world.
She moved away from just making music and signed up for OnlyFans in January, and it’s been a highly successful move for the single mum.
The rapper also hasn’t been shy about sharing the benefits of signing up for the app, where she can post more explicit content for her subscribers.
Iggy popped onto model Emily Ratajkowski on her High Low podcast and said the move had been lucrative and she was making “so much money” although she said she wouldn’t reveal exactly how much.
The rapper also said that she was annoyed at the shock and criticism over the fact she was posting explicit content to paid subscribers.
The OnlyFans star pointed out that she shouldn’t have to apologize for making money off her “own body” because no one had a problem when she was making money for other people with her image.
“I made record labels so much money off my body. I made a lot of people so much money off my body, and I got the smallest cut off my own f–king body and my own work and my own ideas. I don’t think I have to say sorry about the fact that I want to commodify my own s–t,” she argued.
She also said she “enjoyed” creating the content and that she was posting photos like that anyway, so why not get paid for it?