International actor and model Michele Morrone, who attracted a global queer following for his performance as a mafia boss in Netflix’s erotic trilogy, 365 Days, is the latest celebrity to give fans private access to his, ahem, body of work if they subscribe to an online platform called Subs.com.
“I’ve never been interested in following the rules. I want to create my own,” said Morrone in a statement from the company, which was launched in 2025 by the founder of OnlyFans. “Subs.com gives me the freedom to connect with my fans in a way that’s real, personal, and completely mine.”
Morrone, 36, is from Apulia, Italy — a region that’s often referred to as “the boot” — and he is kicking-off this venture by not only creating content for the site but by becoming a part-owner of the company, according to the press release.
“Becoming an owner makes this much bigger than just launching a page. I believe in what we’re building,” he said. Morrone gave a glimpse into what fans will get for their money in an Instagram post. Subscribing to his page onSubs costs $19.99 per month and paid content ranges from $5 to $35. There is also an option on his page for fans to “follow” Morrone for free, but that’s not going to get them the full intimate experience.
Morrone promises he’ll offer paid subscribers live video calls, and more: “And believe me, this is just the beginning. I want to create something different. A private space where we can be closer, where you can get the chance to have a LIVE VIDEO CALL WITH ME, where I can share things with you that you don’t usually get to see.”
Morrone last made headlines in 2021 when he denied rumors he was coming out as gay by posing in some sexy, shirtless poolside pics with his 365 Days costar, who is another straight male actor, asOutreported. “I’m so sorry for the confusion,” he said at the time, adding, “I’m a big supporter of the LGBT community.”
Straight or gay, it’s clear the man has fans the world over who enjoy his steamy sex appeal. What’s not clear is what Subs will offer: “full nudity or high-production thirst traps,” as Gayetyreported. Either way, Morrone’s inbox is already filling up, and he’s apparently not ready or willing to answer that question.
“I don’t want to tell you everything right now. Because some things can’t be explained—they have to be discovered. So, if you’re truly curious to get to know my world,” he teases, “you know where to find me.”
“Michele is exactly the kind of global star we want building the future of Subs.com,” said Tim Stokely, the British businessman who created OnlyFans but stepped down as CEO in 2021. Stokely has already recruited bisexual star Megan Fox toSubs as another part-owner.
“Megan Fox’s success proved the enormous appetite for direct access to the world’s biggest personalities, and Michele takes that momentum to another level,” said Stokely. “He’s not just joining the platform — he’s becoming an owner. That’s a powerful statement about where the creator economy is headed.”
<a href="https://biz.chosun.com/en/en-entertainment/2026/10/31/44WLAAIZTZEHTOBATJEB7TUAB4/” rel=”nofollow noopener” target=”_blank”>According to reports, Fox’s subscription page attracted so many visitors immediately after it launched last month that the server crashed.
This article originally appeared on Out: Michele Morrone officially joins the adult entertainment industry
