Morgan Fairchild Says Donna Mills Inspired Her to Join OF

In an interview with People, Fairchild said she spoke with Mills and the management team at Creators Inc. to learn about the platform’s intended use. They described it as a way for public figures and other creators to offer fans direct access. “That sounded reasonable to me. It sounded like fun,” Fairchild recalled, adding that she decided to give it a try.

For Fairchild, the appeal goes beyond sharing photographs and videos. She said she hopes subscribers will be able to ask questions, interact with her and see glimpses of her everyday life. Technology has not stopped many people from feeling isolated, she observed, and she wants fans to know they matter. She also said audiences want “the real you,” rather than only polished, heavily edited images.

Fan encounters at autograph conventions have shaped that interest. Fairchild recalled people telling her that watching Friends, Falcon Crest and other productions featuring her had helped them through difficult periods. On OF, she hopes to show a more playful, personal side, including her interest in science and her sense of humor. “People know the characters, the clothes and the big hair,” she told People.

Fairchild has called the experience “so much fun” and said she is making new photographs and videos—“not that kind! LOL.” She told TMZ she plans to be goofy and talk about whatever is on her mind.

Mills’ experience offered an example of what the platform could bring. Creators Inc. confirmed during a podcast appearance that the 85-year-old Knots Landing actress had generated “many six figures” in less than a month. Mills has said interacting with fans has been gratifying. Her page includes personal photographs and everyday moments, as well as responses to unusual subscriber requests, including one involving stomping on grapes.