Donna Mills Rejects Toothbrushing Requests on OnlyFans

Actress Donna Mills, 85, is setting boundaries on the content she shares with subscribers on OnlyFans while considering new ways to connect with fans. During a Friday appearance on ABC's Nightline, Mills told correspondent Kayna Whitworth that she shares glimpses of her daily routine but refuses to brush her teeth on camera.

Mills explained that her content includes ordinary activities, such as exercising and drinking coffee. She also discussed the possibility of sharing previously unpublished photographs from a Playboy photo shoot and suggested that one image could potentially cost $100.

Describing her everyday content, Mills said, "I do the Peloton."

She then explained which routine she would not film for subscribers.

"Just, you know, they’re the things of everyday life: having a cup of coffee, you know. They say they like it when you brush your teeth…I’m not going to brush my teeth," Mills said.

Whitworth asked whether Mills believed most of her subscribers were men. The actress acknowledged that she was not always certain about their identities.

"I think so. Yeah. Sometimes you don’t know," Mills said.

Mills also discussed how she approaches sensual content, explaining that she does not believe nudity is necessary to create a sexy image.

"I think it’s sexier to be not just totally naked, you know," Mills said.

She elaborated on her preference for leaving something to the imagination.

"And have a little imagination about it," she said.

Reflecting on her previous modeling work, Mills identified a photograph from Playboy that she particularly liked.

"One of the pictures in ‘Playboy,’ which I think is one of the sexiest things, is me in the shower, in a dress," Mills said.

She suggested that unpublished material from the same photo shoot could interest her subscribers.

"I think the probably the most appealing would be the ones that weren't in the magazine, right?" Mills said.

She explained why those images might appeal to her audience.

"Because they're from the shoot, the same shoot, but they weren't in the magazine," she said.

When Whitworth asked what she might charge for one of the previously unseen photographs, Mills considered a possible price.

"Boy, I'm not sure," Mills said.

She then proposed a figure during the exchange.

"Maybe I'm not sure — $100," Mills said.

Whitworth questioned whether that amount was appropriate.

"$100?" Whitworth replied.

Mills responded by considering a higher price.

"More?" Mills asked.

Whitworth encouraged her to consider charging more.

"We're thinking you could go up a little higher," Whitworth told her.

Mills launched her OnlyFans account in July, surprising some fans. She became widely known for playing Abby Cunningham on Knots Landing from 1980 to 1989 and has said the platform allows her to share more personal aspects of her life.

In an interview with Variety around the launch, Mills described the interest she had received from fans.

"They want to know me," Mills told Variety.

She expanded on the kinds of personal details that audiences wanted to see.

"They want to know what I do during the day when I’m home. They want to see my home. They want to know much more about my personal life than we ever experienced back in the ’80s and the ’90s that, you know, the fans were cut off from," Mills said.

She also described social media as a way to maintain contact with her audience.

"I've always appreciated the incredible support and encouragement I've received from my fans over the years. Social media has been a wonderful way to stay connected, but I'm excited to join OnlyFans because it offers the opportunity for a more personal and direct connection," Mills said.

Mills emphasized that the platform would not require her to abandon her established public image.

"It’s simply another platform to spend quality time with the people who’ve supported me throughout my career while staying true to who I am," she said.

Andy Bachman, chief executive officer of Creators Inc., the talent agency managing Mills' account, said the project was intended to give established fans greater access to her personality and life behind the scenes.

"This is not about changing who she is. It is about giving her longtime fans more access to the personality, style and behind-the-scenes moments they already love," Bachman said.

Bachman also praised Mills' willingness to embrace a new platform.

"Donna has always been fearless and ahead of her time," Bachman said.

He described her attitude toward the project by recalling her response when they discussed the opportunity.

"YOLO — let's do it," Bachman quoted Mills as saying.

During an appearance on TMZ Live shortly after launching her account, Mills discussed whether she might pose nude in the future.

"Who knows? My first answer would be, oh, no, I won’t do that," Mills said.

She acknowledged that her position could change.

"But then my second answer is, I don’t know," she added.

Mills also said she wanted to avoid content that conflicted with her personality.

"I don’t want to do anything that’s salacious, you know what I mean?" Mills said.

She explained that she remained open to material she considered playful and sensual.

"That isn’t my personality. That isn’t what I feel good doing. But if it’s cute and sexy … we’ll see," she said.

In August, Mills appeared on the Creators Inc. Podcast, where Bachman discussed the early performance of her account.

"I can say that you are doing incredibly well," Bachman said.

He then described the account's reported financial performance without providing a more detailed breakdown.

"Many six figures, and it’s been early," Bachman said.

Bachman also discussed unusual requests Mills had received, including requests from people interested in foot-related content. One request involved filming her stomping grapes barefoot in her vineyard.

"foot kink people," Bachman said while describing the audience making the requests.

He specified the activity some subscribers wanted to see.

"stomping on grapes," Bachman said.

Mills indicated that she was willing to attempt the activity and share it with her audience.

"I’m gonna do it," Mills said.

She explained that her initial attempt to record the activity herself had not worked as intended.

"I tried to shoot it myself. But you can’t shoot something while you’re stomping, it just doesn’t work," Mills said.

She said she planned to make another attempt with a better filming setup.

"I'm going to uh… I'm going to do that very soon… and do it right so that you know people can… really enjoy it," Mills said.

She described the idea as a fun opportunity to share something different with her fans.

"I think it's really funny and fun and uh it's the kind of thing that I want to be able to share with the fans," she said.

In an interview with Fox News Digital the previous month, Mills also outlined her plans for the account's overall tone.

"I think what the page will be, will be spicy. That’s kind of always been my thing, to be a little spicy," Mills said.

She connected that approach with her interest in communicating directly with subscribers.

"I think they’ll react to that, they’ll like that, and also it’s my chance to communicate with them through the videos and things like that and talk to them," Mills said.