Former Disney Star Makes A Huge Comeback On Her Onlyfans Page

Former Boy Meets World star announced her first adult film back in 2019 when she made her debut in Drive. Since then she’s become immensely popular when she joined the subscription service OnlyFans, where she’s been earning 6 figures a month.

Maitland Ward is a 44-year-old actress who appeared on 45 episodes of ABC’s Boy Meets World, which aired from 1993 to 2000, in which she played Rachel McGuire in the series. On Boy Meets World, Ward played Rachel, a character added to the cast in season 6. You may remember her as the roommate of Shawn’s brother Eric.

A TMZ reporter ran into Ward outside a restaurant on April 4 when they inquired what she had been up to after her pandemic activities. Ward noted that she’s been mostly “inside, on my webcam.”

When asked about how her journey into OnlyFans has gone, Ward called it “absolutely amazing.” She noted that the pandemic has kept people indoors, which has lent to the success of her OnlyFans page.

“I feel very fortunate because I, you know, get 6 figures a month from OnlyFans,” she said. Revealing that she is currently raking in more money than she ever has before, Ward pointed to OnlyFans, along with her previous adult film work, as her primary income sources.

“Porn is really giving me back my career,” Ward said. “I’m doing more acting than I’ve ever done and making more money. And I’m feeling more powerful than I ever have in my life.”

Ward’s recent uptick in acting gigs is not exclusive to the adult film industry. She will be making her television return via a sitcom called The Big Time, and may even consider dipping her fingers into producing at some point in the future.

Ward said she is looking forward to a bright future in mainstream media as well as the adult industry.

“I want to slay both industries,” Ward said. “I love and embrace both. Me being bold and free in my sexuality and so out there with it has really given me that power. When I was like this innocent flower, I was letting everyone else dictate what I should do or what I should be.”