OnlyFans Paid Leonid Radvinsky $709 Million Before His Death as 2025 Revenue Reached $1.55 Billion
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Updated · Forbes · Aug 25
OnlyFans Paid Leonid Radvinsky $709 Million Before His Death as 2025 Revenue Reached $1.55 Billion
3 articles · Updated · Forbes · Aug 25
Summary
$709 million in dividends went to Leonid Radvinsky in the months before his March death, according to new U.K. filings from OnlyFans parent Fenix International.
The payout included $535 million for Fenix's 2025 fiscal year and four more dividend tranches totaling $174 million in the first three months of 2026; the company said no further dividend is recommended for this period.
Fenix reported 2025 revenue of $1.55 billion, up 10%, while operating profit rose 6.5% to $709 million; Radvinsky's annual payout increased from $497 million a year earlier.
Radvinsky has received about $2.5 billion in dividends since 2021, and after his death ultimate control passed to his widow, Yekaterina Chudnovsky, as sole trustee of the LR Fenix Trust.
Weeks later, Fenix agreed to sell a 16% stake to Architect Capital at a roughly $3.1 billion valuation as the investor pushes to broaden OnlyFans beyond adult content.