‘Knots Landing’ legend Donna Mills, 85, reveals how far she’ll go on OnlyFans

Donna Mills is ready to give her OnlyFans followers what they want — within reason. The “Knots Landing” legend, 85, was asked point-blank how far she’ll go on the platform during an interview with TMZ Live Friday, especially if her subscribers want to see her bare all. “If they do, they have to let me know. Then I’ll have to make a decision whether I wanna do that or not, but I don’t want to give them that if that’s not what they really want,” she told the outlet. “I mean,” she added, “I think there are people out there that think, ‘Oh, my god, I don’t want to see an 85-year-old’s birthday suit.'” Donna Mills, pictured above in January, is opening up about just how far she’ll go on her OnlyFans account. “I mean, I think there are people out there that think, ‘Oh, my god, I don’t want to see an 85-year-old’s birthday suit,'” Mills, seen here in 1985, told TMZ Live Friday. Getty Images When pressed if she would actually consider going to that length, the “Play Misty for Me” actress admitted she’d have to think about it more deeply. “Who knows? My first answer would be, oh, no, I won’t do that,” she reasoned. “But then my second answer is, I don’t know.” “I don’t want to do anything that’s salacious, you know what I mean?” she continued. “That isn’t my personality. That isn’t what I feel good doing. But if it’s cute and sexy … we’ll see.” As for what her followers can expect, Mills said she has “sexy photos” — “never naked,” she specified — from back in the day that “have never been seen” that she wants to share on the platform as well as the “behind the scenes” of her day-to-day life. The “General Hospital” alum said it was OnlyFans that approached her about joining the site and that she “didn’t even know what it was” before they presented the opportunity to her. Mills, seen here in a promo photo for “Knots Landing,” said she doesn’t want to do anything “salacious” but is open to being “cute and sexy.” ©CBS/Courtesy Everett Collection The actress, pictured here on “Tamron Hall” in May, said she’ll share “sexy photos” from back in the day that “have never been seen” on her OnlyFans page. Disney via Getty Images Want more celebrity and pop culture news? Start your day with Page Six Daily. Thanks for signing up! “When they came to me, they said, ‘We don’t want you to do anything that makes you uncomfortable. If you’re comfortable with it, fine. If you’re not, you don’t have to do it,'” she recalled. Mills said her decision to say yes came from her long-held desire to “connect more intimately” with her “devoted” fans. The “Nope” actress said her recent reunion “Knots Landing” co-stars Michele Lee and Joan Van Ark on their “We’re Knot Done Yet” podcast showed her what she and her castmates “mean to the fans.” Page Six confirmed Thursday that Mills was launching an OnlyFans account and that she had no fears over being the platform’s oldest creator. “Honey, I’ve been in this business over 50 years…I’ve seen every trend come and go. When something new comes along that lets me talk directly to the people who’ve stuck with me since ‘Knots Landing,’ why wouldn’t I jump in?” she said in a statement. Mills, seen here in 1984, rose to fame as the villainous Abby Cunningham on “Knots Landing,” which aired for 14 seasons between 1979 and 1993. Mills, seen here on “Knots Landing,” went on to win a Daytime Emmy for her role on “General Hospital” in 2015. Getty Images Mills added: “My fans are going to see the real me: the good hair days, the bad hair days, and everything in between.” “People keep asking me why now. Why not now?” she continued. “Life’s too short to sit on the sidelines. My fans have given me everything, and this is my way of letting them in a little closer.” Mills rose to fame as the villainous Abby Cunningham on the primetime soap opera “Knots Landing,” which aired for 14 seasons between 1979 and 1993. The bombshell actress joined the show in Season 2 and departed in Season 10, returning in a guest role for the final season and participating in the two-part reunion miniseries “Knots Landing: Back to the Cul-de-Sac” in 1997. Community Guidelines Welcome to the Page Six Community! Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space. 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