The Harry Potter fandom should already know that Jessie Cave, who in the film series played Lavender Brown, has for some time now joined OnlyFans: it isn’t about explicit videos, but began as a side job to supplement income that wasn’t enough to make ends meet. Jessie shared her story on the This Morning talk show, where she appeared with her eccentric look, proud to wear it without worrying about the financial repercussions of her nonconformity.
[Photo of Jessie Cave courtesy of Miguel Discart, from Wikimedia Commons]
Harry Potter’s Jessie Cave Is on OnlyFans, but Not as You Might Think
No, Jessie Cave does not show her body topless on OnlyFans, but her account focuses on her long mane, which she combs and moves in front of the camera: you could call that a fetish too, but it is certainly more palatable than the alternatives, especially for those who grew up with the Harry Potter film saga and remember her as Lavender Brown. “It’s an experience that gave me more confidence in myself, as a woman,” she explains. “I’ve always been very strange, very, very odd. This thing made me think: oh, then I can really take a photo in which I try to look sexy. Nice, I have control.” But was it really necessary? Economically speaking, yes indeed! It’s not Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson or Rupert Grint: “People assume that I’m rich, with a ton of money.” […] “Only a small percentage of people manage to work regularly, and I managed to sustain myself with this strange job for eighteen years, but a couple of years ago came the moment when I told myself: okay, I don’t know what to do anymore. […] There are kids, daycare costs. […] And this was an option. […] I thought I would earn about 5,000 pounds, stay a few months, to buy time and figure out what we would do. Now more than a year has passed and I can say that it has seriously saved my life. […] This is how I survive as an artist… and I would like to be less ashamed of it. I want other people to embrace the quirky art the way I do, I want them to know that there is a way to go on.”
Born in 1987, Jessie Cave began acting in 2007 across film and television, and her latest projects have been the miniseries Miss Scarlet and The Duke (2022) and the film Benjamin in 2018. Since then she has also dedicated herself to books, stage performances and a quirky line of clothing.
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