Paragon athletes join “adult content” platform to earn training fees of NT$25,000 per year

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To pay for medical and training expenses, 22-year-old Paralympic athlete Guimaraes signed a cooperation with OnlyFans for one year with an annual income of 25,000 yuan, but only publishes clean content such as fitness and life.

Catarina Guimaraes, a 22-year-old American Paralympic (also known as Paralympic) track and field athlete, is paying for cerebral palsy medical expenses and 2028los angeles To cover Pa Yun’s training expenses, he accepted a cooperation of 25,000 yuan per year with OnlyFans, which is famous for its adult content, to publish clean content on the platform. He stressed that the content was not pornographic, but merely shared training and life.

NJ.com reported that Guimaraes, 22, suffers from cerebral palsy, which affects movement, muscle tone and posture. He described himself as having a “bad WiFi signal in his mind” and the signal is always delayed by half a second. she has wontaekwondo A second-degree black belt, he later found his ambition at the New Jersey Track Club and became the first person to participateNCAA Level 1 athletes with cerebral palsy.

To pay for medical expenses and training expenses, she accepted a support of 25,000 yuan per year from OnlyFans. He said, “They basically paid me to post about them on the platform and on my platform so people would have a cleaner, more positive perception of their page. The content wasn’t messed up at all, unless you insist that my video of doing weight training exercises in a sports bra and shorts was messed up.”

Although OnlyFans is famous for its adult content, it also has a section for athletes. As long as fans pay 10 yuan, they can watch her singing songs from the musical “Hamilton”, doing pull-ups and drinking protein shakes on her page. Although she plans to keep her content clean, a fan once offered her $15,000 for a “sexy video call”, but she declined.

Maria Guimaraes’ mother, Maria Guimaraes, knew her daughter was different from other children from the moment she started walking on tiptoes. When she was three years old, a neurologist diagnosed her with cerebral palsy while on vacation in Portugal. In the fourth grade of elementary school, she practiced diligently to participate in the 50-yard dash, but ultimately failed miserably. “As a result, I was torn to pieces,” she said, “I was completely beaten.”

At the 2024 Paris Para Games, she stood on the purple track of the Stade de France to compete in the long jump and running events. She realized that all the spectators were surprised and thought, “Oh my God, I’m really into the Para Games,” and ultimately finished eighth in the long jump.

But it was not her performance in the competition that earned her an OnlyFans contract, but her image as a voice for female athletes on social media. He has 78,000 Instagram followers. He once criticized actress Sydney Sweeney for a semi-nude advertisement for a sports betting platform, which triggered negative comments and he had to close the comment function.

Instagram once restricted the reach of his posts because his association with OnlyFans “violated community standards”, but he said Instagram never paid him a dime. Her father, John, said she did it to ease financial pressure. “When she wakes up, she doesn’t have to worry about, ‘Does she have enough gas money to get to the training center?’ But attention should be paid to training.”

Guimaraes currently resides in Chula Vista, California, preparing for this month’s International Cerebral Palsy World Cup (IFCPF Cerebral Palsy World Cup) and the 2028 Los Angeles PA Games, while studying online for a master’s degree in Kinesiology from Louisiana State University (LSU).

Guimaraes accepted a 25,000 yuan per year support from OnlyFans to publish clean content on the platform. (AP)

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  • She mainly wants to pay for medical expenses related to cerebral palsy and training expenses for the 2028 Los Angeles Parnassus. Her family also hopes she can reduce financial pressure and focus on training.


  • She emphasized that the content was completely non-sexual and only shared videos related to training, life, and fitness, such as singing, doing pull-ups, and drinking protein shakes, and intentionally maintained a positive and clean image.


  • Guimaraes suffers from cerebral palsy and once earned a second-degree black belt in taekwondo. He later became the first athlete with cerebral palsy to compete in an NCAA first-tier event. He finished 8th in the long jump at the 2024 Paris Para Games and is now preparing for the 2028 Para Games.

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