Actress Jessie Cave, known for her role as Lavender Brown in the “Harry Potter” saga, shared on August 10, 2026 that her earnings in just one year on the OnlyFans platform exceeded all earnings accumulated in her career as an actress. The statement was made in an interview given to the British newspaper The Times.
He joined the adult content platform in March 2025, motivated by the need to pay off debts. Cave’s initial expectation was to accumulate approximately 5 thousand pounds, an amount equivalent to approximately R$34 thousand, before ending his participation.
However, the success of the venture drastically exceeded predictions. On the first day, the actress achieved significant revenue of more than 15 thousand pounds, equivalent to approximately R$102 thousand. As a result, the videos he produced became his main source of livelihood.
“It’s been over a year and a half and it really saved our lives,” Cave said in a direct quote. She added, “In just one year, I easily earned more than I did in my entire acting career.”
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Mother of four children, Jessie Cave keeps her content on the platform away from explicit scenes. She emphasizes that the main focus of her page is her own hair. The videos, classified as “hair fetish”, show the artist combing, braiding or simply handling her locks.
In certain productions, Cave adopts different characterizations, such as an elf, a maid or even Lavender Brown, her role in the famous “Harry Potter” franchise. Despite not creating nude content, she reported that her performance on OnlyFans was the reason she was prevented from participating in conventions dedicated to fans of the saga.
“That left me perplexed,” expressed the actress. “Some actors who participate in conventions have made films and series with sex and nudity scenes. I’m just playing with my hair,” he added in a post on his Substack page.
In the same interview, Jessie also mentioned having been approached by a television station to join the cast of the British reality show “I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!”. She chose not to participate and, over a period of six months, managed to raise an amount greater than the program’s offer.