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OnlyFans star Sophie Rain is getting down and dirty on the farm — and her fans are going hog wild.
“I constantly get comments begging for more farm content just because everyone loves the animals,” said Rain, who shelled out $1.3 million for a 20-acre farm in Central Florida last year.
“And I think that they all just have such funny personalities,” she said of her farm animals, not fans.
The 21-year-old owns seven cows, two goats, two dogs — and 15 koi.
She can certainly afford it.
The brunette beauty, who launched her OnlyFans page in 2023, has since earned more than $110 million.
Rain, who is still a virgin and doesn’t do nudity, but “lingerie-bikini level suggestive teasing” on the adult platform, says the farm keeps her grounded.
“The animals don’t care if I’m trending online or not,” she said. “I still have to wake up every single day and feed them.”
A native of Miami, Rain grew up visiting her paternal grandfather’s 160-acre North Florida farm every weekend, so she’s used to farm life.
“I was born and raised this way. I grew up in cattle pastures. I woke up every morning and just smelled manure outside, and I just love it. This is home for me,” she gushed.
“I always just assumed that I would one day take over my grandparents’ farm. It’s just always been a passion. I just love animals. It’s so much fun.”
Rain gets up at 8 each morning to feed her miniature Dachshunds, 2-year-old Oliver and 6-month-old Willow.
She then goes outside to check on her goats she named Kim Kardashian and Kanye West “because they’re so cute together.”
“I’ll feed and play with the goats. I’ll let them out, run them around and everything,” said Rain, who estimates it costs around $10,000 monthly to buy feed and maintain the farm.
“And then I go check on the cows, and I make sure everything’s good and make sure nothing happened overnight, because I live out in the middle of nowhere. So I’m always worried about coyotes and stuff.”
She got her cows, Sam, Marley, Maple, Buttercup, Pancake, Milkshake and Diesel, through her grandfather’s friends in the industry.
“Pancake and Milkshake were rescues, and the other ones we got in auction,” said Rain, who uses a golf cart to travel around the sprawling property.
Since the cows are under a year old, they do not produce milk. However, she hopes to one day milk them.
The cows fight for Rain’s attention, and some get jealous when she is doting on others.
In fact, she actually suffered a broken toe while brushing the hair of her favorite, six-month-old Diesel, after Pancake got green with envy.
“Diesel’s just so sweet. You can just go up to him and he’ll lay his head right on your chest and you can scratch him. And I was doing that, and I think Pancake was getting jealous. So she pushed him right into me. And he stomped on my toe,” she recalled.
Rain’s parents were able to retire because of their daughter’s lucrative OnlyFans business, so they come over to lend a hand.
“I retired them and then employed them basically, they’re like my farm hands,” she said. “Whenever I travel, they’ll come and stay at my house and take over my routine.”
Rain, who is still single and searching for Mr. Right, said the man she ends up with doesn’t have to be a farmer, but must love animals.
“I’m sorry, you can’t be with me if you don’t love animals,” she said, adding that she hopes to get chickens and a donkey. “That’s my entire life.”
