French tennis player Océane Dodin has drawn attention during the off‑season by launching an OnlyFans account, a move she revealed through her social media channels. The 29‑year‑old athlete, once ranked No. 46 in the world and now positioned at No. 818 after an injury‑stricken 2025 season, added the platform link directly to her Instagram profile.
A Season Marked by Injuries and a Long Absence
Dodin’s ranking decline reflects a year heavily disrupted by physical issues, limiting her to just ten matches. Her decision places her alongside other tennis figures such as Nick Kyrgios and Sachia Vickery, who have also joined the platform.
Her return to competition came in late September after nearly nine months away from the tour. During this period, she underwent breast augmentation surgery, noting that she is the first woman to compete on the WTA Tour after such a procedure.
Why She Chose Surgery During the Break
In an interview with RMC Sport, Dodin explained that the extended break created the rare opportunity to undergo the operation, something she had postponed for years due to the demanding recovery time and the tight professional calendar.
Her initial withdrawal from the tour stemmed from recurring vertigo caused by an inner‑ear issue, which made travel and regular competition impossible. Despite these challenges, she resumed playing in September and recently reached the round of 16 at the Angers Challenger, where she was defeated by top seed Alycia Parks.
Career Earnings and New Financial Prospects
Throughout her career, Dodin has earned approximately 2.8 million dollars in WTA prize money. Some estimates suggest that her activity on OnlyFans could allow her to match or surpass that figure within a few months, highlighting the growing trend of athletes exploring alternative income streams.
A Firm Stance on Her Choices
Despite skepticism from those who questioned whether she could return to professional tennis after surgery, Dodin has made it clear that she has no regrets about her decisions. Her recent results and renewed presence on the circuit indicate her determination to continue competing while embracing new personal and professional directions.
Oceane Dodin in 2025
LLLWLLWWLW Currently ranked no.818, Oceane played her last match on the 9th of December when she surrendered to world no.345 Tiphanie Lemaitre 7-6(4) 6-2 in the 1st round of the Open BLS De Limoges Limoges (draw).
Until now, during this year the French player has a composed 5-6 record.
