Despite intense criticism, the former actress and Playboy bunny remain determined.

Even though she is 54, Donna D’Errico is starting an OnlyFans page despite an online backlash.

To garner subscribers, the platform’s biggest creators publish suggestive images and videos of themselves to build a raunchy reputation.

The former Playboy star has defended her decision to join, pointing out that the site caters to different content.

“The entire site is raunchy,” D’Errico said.

Donna D’Errico, 54, will start an OnlyFans page despite an online backlash against her.

Its creators publish obscene images and videos of themselves to gain subscribers on the platform, initially created to promote exclusive content between content creators and subscribers.

Despite its reputation, D’Errico, a former Playboy star, defended her decision to sign up, explaining that the site caters to other types of content.

“There is a perception that everyone on that site does raunchy things,” D’Errico said.

“A few people may be upset by it, but it’s not a big deal to me. If someone from decent society opened an account there, they might even kiss their reputation goodbye.”

Her last role came in the movie Frank and Penelope, in addition to her stint on Baywatch.