Mandy Rose says some of the outrageous requests she gets on OnlyFans make her blush - and say no to.

The former WWE superstar, who launched her account on the adult-only subscription service after leaving the wrestling company in 2022, gets countless content requests from fans that are very risque in nature, and some she has to decline despite the money on offer.

She told TMZ's Inside The Ring: "There's definitely a lot of requests I've gotten that I've looked at like with just, 'oh my gosh!'

"And yeah, of course there's a line that you draw, right? But, you know, everybody's into different things and it is what it is. I don't judge."

When it comes to specific wild requests, Mandy - whose real name is Amanda Rose Saccomanno - admitted a lot of subscribers are keen on content revolving around her wrestling career.

She said: "Anything relating to wrestling, to be honest. Throwing your boots on and stomping at the camera. There's just plenty of them, it's hard to even remember."

However, Mandy - who hasn't wrestled since leaving WWE - insisted it's up to the content creator to set their own "boundaries".

She explained: "Listen, it's a platform, and what somebody does on there is completely their business. it's all up to them what they wanna do on there. Everyone has their boundaries.

"I think it just has such a bad stigma, we all know this. At the end of the day, it's a business and it's also such a wide spectrum of what you wanna do on there."

For Mandy, she is glad to have a "direct relationship" with her fans.

Plus, she added: "t's completely changed my life financially. I'm now able to do whatever I want."

In December 2022, Mandy was released from her WWE contract one day after losing the NXT Women's Championship, reportedly due to her FanTime content.

Within a week of her departure, Mandy's agent revealed she had made $500,000 in a matter of days, which rose to $1,000,000 for the month.

Almost four years later, the former champ has admitted she "would take any call" from WWE or rival promotions like AEW and TNA Wrestling, whether there was as an in-ring or non-wrestling performer.

She said: "I would always take the call. What would be different would be the conversation I have with whichever company it would be.

"It would be about the Mandy Rose today, and it wouldn't be about the Mandy Rose five years ago.

"And I think that's what's so important because I've grown."