FORMER Hollywood child star Rivkah Reyes looks unrecognisable after joining OnlyFans.
The actor, 33, is best known for playing Katie in the hit film School of Rock back in 2003.
But nowadays their life is looking very different as they’re now making content on the subscription platform.
They took to TikTok on Tuesday to share a video of oneself staring into space as the saxophones in the background are getting louder.
Rivkah, who goes by they/them pronouns, wrote across it: “Being a former child actor means realising why my Oh Eff does so well.”
They encouraged their fans in the comments to support their music career so they can stop doing OnlyFans.
Rivkah penned: “Anyway would LOVE for ya’ll to support and check out my music so that I can quit doing the other thing.”
Rivkah’s OnlyFans content includes a mix of explicit adult content, lifestyle content, behind the scenes updates and giving fans early-access to their “sapphic bubblegrunge” music.
The singer has shared plenty of racy videos on both Instagram and TikTok for non OnlyFans subscribers.
In one video posted on Instagram last week, they’re seen wearing short denim shorts and a bra top as they roll around the floor and dances suggestively on stage.
At one point, they lay their head on the floor and thrusts their derriere in the air before humping the floor in a suggestive manner.
Rivkah was nine years old when they were cast to play Katie, the quiet cellist-turned-bassist in the iconic musical comedy film.
The movie saw Hollywood heavyweight Jack Black play the role of Dewey Finn, a struggling rock guitarist who fakes his identity to become a substitute teacher at a prep school.
While there, he discovers his students musical talents and secretly forms a band with them to win the local Battle of the Bands competition.
The film became a huge box office success and received critical acclaim from critics and fans alike.
The success of the movie led to a musical adaptation on Broadway in 2015 and a television adaptation on Nickelodeon which ran for three series from 2016 to 2018.
However, Rivkah’s experience after the film’s release was a stark contrast as they faced bullying from her classmates in school.
They took an extended hiatus from acting and only returned to acting in 2017.
Speaking in an interview with the New York Post in 2021, they recalled: “Especially after production wrapped, when I first came back to school, people were really nice or really mean. There was no middle ground.
“I was literally followed around the school with people chanting School of Rock.”
They revealed that the harassment from their peers led to them becoming “a raging addict” and was forced to eventually overcome “a lot of demons”.