Knots Landing star Donna Mills is connecting with fans thanks to many of their clever and unique OnlyFans appeals.
“Well, the only request that’s really different is they want to see me stomping the grapes,” Mills, 85, exclusively shared with Us at the book release party of Hollywood Tails: Famous Faces & the Dogs They Love on Sunday, September 13. “You know, I have a vineyard, so they want to see me with my bare feet stomping the grapes, which is coming soon.”
In July, Mills surprised many of her devoted fans when she announced she would be joining the adults-only platform. In just one month, the actress and activist said she made “many six figures.”
“It’s amazing to me that everybody is so excited about this. I was totally surprised,” Mills told Us of her new venture while at the 1 Hotel West Hollywood. “I didn’t think that it would cause such a stir, but it has, and it’s nice. I mean, the way I feel about it, it’s exciting. It’s a new chapter. It’s a new beginning.”
At 85 years young, Mills describes this chapter of adulthood as a “new time of life, and it can be as exciting as any other time.”
“That’s the message that I’d like to get out to people and to women in particular,” she shared. “Because women are kind of pushed aside after a certain age, and you don’t have to be.”
Over the weekend, Mills showed her support for award-winning photographer Charlie Nunn and partner Raymond Janis’ new book. The project, which benefits the HIT Living Foundation, features more than 200 portraits revealing the genuine love shared between stars and their four-legged, furry and devoted best friends.
“Hollywood Tails is a beautiful, wonderful book, and I’m very privileged to be in it with one of my dogs, my German Shepherd, who I love,” Mills said. “It’s the most beautiful photo I have of him and me. Charlie is such a talented photographer, and the book is just wonderful.”
What’s also wonderful is living your best life at any chapter of life. As Mills continues to advocate for pet fostering and rescuing, the actress hopes people remember that age is only a number.
“If you’re dressed nice and you got your makeup on and your hair’s done, you feel better. You just do,” she explained. “Don’t get rid of that when you get older. Keep doing it. Keep caring because caring about all that keeps you alive, keeps you going. You also have to be curious. You have to want to know about things, and that keeps your mind going and keeps you relevant.”
