Porn addicts hooked on OnlyFans content seek help in record numbers. People are weaning themselves off filth by 25 percent.

From 8,506 in 2022 to 9,840 this year in England alone, while numbers rose from 267 to 339 in Wales during the same period.

In Northern Ireland, the number of people contacting the UK Addiction Treatment Group increased by 66% – from 168 to 280.

Porn addiction rates in Scotland rose from 584 to 1,582, an increase of 170 percent.

Following a spate of stories about OnlyFans, the subscription site where anyone can post explicit material, the findings were shared with The Sun on Sunday.

The UK’s first OnlyFans millionaire Dannii Harwood, 41, fought with her ex over possessing a £1.2 million house and flat last week.

Ex-Atomic Kitten Kerry Katona, 42, overcame bankruptcy after making a seven-figure fortune on the website earlier this month.

The UK Addiction Treatment Group’s head of treatment, Nuno Albuquerque, stated that the pandemic has caused more users to access the internet. Increasingly, we are seeing more and more people seeking treatment for their porn addiction.

“However, this is due to the increasing popularity of online pornography and sites like OnlyFans, users feel like to enjoy exclusive, intimate relationships with hosts.”