OnlyFans model Sophie Rain doesn't like Euphoria season 3, slams the show over dramatic depictions of adult content creators

OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain has publicly criticized the hit HBO series Euphoria season 3 for its portrayal of adult content creators in its latest season in an interview with TMZ. She argued that the show leans too heavily on shock value and does not reflect how real creators operate on the platform.

Her reaction follows the season premiere, where Sydney Sweeney’s character Cassie Howard is shown launching an OnlyFans-style account and creating content while dressed in a dog costume and performing humiliating antics for paying viewers, imagery that quickly went viral and drew mixed reactions online.



Rain acknowledged that it is “pretty cool” to see OnlyFans referenced in mainstream entertainment, but said the way the show handles it misses the mark.

Referring to the dog-costume scenes, she said, “I’ve seen her, like, dressed up as a dog, being pulled around on a leash, and, I just think that’s crazy. I never do that.”

Rain’s criticism comes amid wider discussions about Euphoria’s narrative choices; the show’s creator, Sam Levinson, defended the scenes as intentionally absurd and reflective of the character’s arc rather than a straightforward glamorization of the profession.

Rain stressed that the depiction is designed for spectacle rather than accuracy:

Rain is one of the most prominent personalities to emerge from the subscription-content economy, building a large following across social media alongside her presence on OnlyFans.

“I don’t know any massive OnlyFans creators that are, you know, putting on a dog outfit…,” she said to TMZ.

She added that the promotional imagery of Cassie dressed as an infant was even more troubling to her, “…especially her dressed up as an infant. That was really disturbing to see, for me at least. That should almost be illegal.”

Despite her criticism, Rain clarified that she appreciates the character and Sweeney’s performance, “I love her character in the show. I think she plays it very well,” however, she believes the storyline sends the wrong message.