Published: 18:54 BST, 16 August 2026 | Updated: 18:54 BST, 16 August 2026
'I want to make it spicy!' says Donna Mills. Never mind that the Knots Landing legend is 85 years old. That's the mantra that she's embracing as she becomes the latest celebrity to launch a page on OnlyFans.
As she sits in her elegant Los Angeles study (which doubles as a podcast studio), Mills is as beautiful and perfectly turned out as when she played shrewd businesswoman Abby Cunningham for nearly a decade back in the 1980s.
'I'm not going to compete with girls that are 20 years old,' she explains in an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail. 'That's silly.'
Instead, Mills, who's been on OnlyFans for barely a week, is leaning into what she believes her fans desire most: intimate takes on daily life that meld the mundane with the fetishistic.
'I don't think I am going to get to a point where I'm going to throw off my clothes,' Mills says. 'But I want to engage with my fans in ways that are warm and friendly.'
'I want to make it spicy!' says Donna Mills, as she becomes the latest celebrity to launch a page on OnlyFans
'I don't think I am going to get to a point where I'm going to throw off my clothes,' Mills says. 'But I want to engage with my fans in ways that are warm and friendly' (Pictured: Mills portrait circa 1975)
'I did a video in my pajamas, I did one painting my toenails… that's the kind of thing they want,' says Mills of the handful of clips that are beginning to populate her channel.
'They want to see you brushing your hair…brushing your teeth…putting on your make-up…there's one of me ironing a man's shirt,' she continues. 'They just want it to be personal…so they can feel like they're your boyfriend.'
Although she's still new to OnlyFans, she's already fielding requests. The oddest: A fan asking Mills to create content of her bare feet stomping grapes in her backyard vineyard.
'The grape thing is the funniest,' confirms Mills of her various fan demands. But there's nothing new about Mills's feet making her admirers act irrationally.
'Don't ask me why…[but] there are people who get turned on by and really like feet,' she says. 'Once when I was shooting a movie in New Orleans, somebody came in and stole all of my shoes!'
Just weeks ago, Mills, a Chicago native who began appearing in soap operas in the mid-1960s, didn't even know OnlyFans existed.
More than two decades after Knots Landing ended, Mills's days were mostly spent playing tennis, co-hosting her Knots Landing-tribute podcast We're Knot Done Yet with fellow show-alum Michelle Lee and enjoying time with her family (she has a young grandson).
