Is Lil Tay’s brother behind her OnlyFans debut at 18? Viral video sparks claims as she says he’s trying to kick her out

Child influencer Lil Tay recently sparked a social media storm after announcing the launch of her OnlyFans account just four days after turning 18. The streamer and rapper claimed she earned over $1 million within the first three hours of going live. On her X account, Lil Tay also revealed plans to post exclusive content for fans who can’t afford a subscription. Now, in a new update, she says her brother is trying to kick her out of the house following the backlash surrounding her controversial move.


Hours after launching her OnlyFans account, 18-year-old Lil Tay revealed that her brother is trying to kick her out of the house. She said she’s confused about what she did wrong, especially since she’s previously described OnlyFans as a form of women’s empowerment.

During a recent livestream where she talked about launching her adult content account, her brother Jason Tian appeared in the background, visibly frustrated and repeatedly asking her to end the live. The brother-sister duo got into a heated exchange on camera, with Lil Tay lashing out and telling him he has no right to stop her. “I’m a woman now,” she said, as she demanded he get out of her room. Jason, on the other hand, argued that she had just turned 18 a couple of days ago and was “barely an adult”.


The video of their clash has since gone viral. While many people sympathised with Jason, saying his concerns were valid, others blamed the family, accusing them of exploiting Lil Tay for fame and profit from a young age.


As the drama unfolds, many online are pointing fingers at her family, especially her brother—for shaping the very path they’re now trying to stop. “Her brother tried shaming her, but it was too late,” one user wrote. “Her family rode the wave of her fame for years and created this. Now that it’s spiralling, they want to act concerned? This could’ve been prevented.” Others echoed the same thought: what we’re seeing now is a result of years of exploitation, and the consequences are finally catching up.

One user even called him trying to stop Lil Tay. "fake", writing, "His bad acting makes this look totally fake. He doesn't actually care, and he's just mouthing the words. Meanwhile, she's animated and has prepared comebacks. Fake. He's in on it. If it was real, he'd be making real arguments."


One even said, "Called out Jason Tian (Lil Tay's brother and manager), and now he's manufacturing beef between him & Tay to make it seem like he's against the OF... when he's the mastermind behind it."



Lil Tay officially launched her OnlyFans account at 12:01 a.m. on July 29, 2025—just after turning 18—and claimed she made an eye-popping $1,024,298.09 within the first three hours. According to the earnings breakdown she shared, she raked in $511,003.79 from monthly subscriptions, $486,558.11 from paid private messages, and $26,736.19 in tips.


Promoting herself as the “youngest girl on OnlyFans”, Lil Tay celebrated the milestone on social media, calling out her doubters and declaring, “$1M in 3 hours—we broke the f*** out of that OnlyFans record.”



Lil Tay, born Claire Hope, first rose to fame in 2018 as a child influencer known for her brash persona, flashy lifestyle, and profanity-laced videos where she claimed to be the “youngest flexer of the century.” At just 9 years old, she gained viral attention for flaunting luxury cars, stacks of cash, and designer clothes, quickly becoming a controversial internet sensation. Her rise was heavily managed by her older brother Jason Tian, 23, who many believed was scripting and directing her content.



Over the years, she disappeared from the public eye amid legal battles between her parents and rumours of exploitation. In 2023, she briefly returned to the spotlight after false reports of her death circulated online, only to later claim that it was her father who faked her death and had been a victim of abuse and manipulation.

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