‘Help us make it true’ – UFC stars Raquel Pennington and Tecia Torres using OnlyFans to help fund dream wedding
UFC newlyweds Tecia Torres and Raquel Pennington are hoping to fund their dream party wedding with the help of OnlyFans.
The couple, who have been together for several years, legally tied the knot at a courthouse earlier this week.
But the duo are hoping to host a swanky party for their friends and loved ones – which they plan to partly finance with OnlyFans accounts.
Torres, 32, revealed their plans in a gushing Instagram post announcing their nuptials.
The Tiny Tornado wrote: “Meet my beautiful wife!
“Just call me Mrs. Pennington. We made it official today. I married my greatest love.
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“I can’t wait for these next chapters of life together baby. We want the wedding of our dreams come fall 2023.
“You can help us make that dream come true and follow our journey by subscribing to our OnlyFans page.
“Awaiting approval. Follow our adventurers, home life, behind the scenes, more of our personalities, and of course some cute pics.”
MMA fans and fighters were quick to comment and wish the pair well for the future.
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UFC bantamweight Sarah McMann commented: “Congrats
Nina Nunes – the wife of pound-for-pound queen Amanda – wrote: “Okayyyyyy. Congrats guys!”
Ultimate Fighter season 23 winner Tatiana Suarez wrote: “Congrats.”
Newly-crowned UFC strawweight queen Carla Esparza wrote: “Congrats Mrs. & Mrs. Pennington!”
OnlyFans is a platform used by creators, fighters and the general public to post exclusive content behind a paywall.
But it is also used by glamour and x-rated models to sell sultry and seductive content.
Torres and Pennington have given zero indication their accounts will include such content.
In fact, it’s more than likely they’ll just give their fans a closer insight into their lives and preparations for fights.
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Torres has set foot inside the octagon since her UFC 273 defeat to McKenzie Dern in April, a loss that snapped a three-fight win streak.
Pennington, 33, was also in action on that card – registering a unanimous decision win over Aspen Ladd.