"I thought she joined Only Amazons": Fans shocked by Liz Cambage’s new social media account post retirement

Former WNBA player Liz Cambage has joined internet content subscription service OnlyFans after calling it a career in the league. Fans were shocked to learn of her post-retirement move.

The 6-foot-9 Australian national parlayed her basketball skills in different parts of the world, including six seasons in the WNBA. Through the course of her hoops journey, she also get to express her passion for fashion.

And now in retirement, she has taken her modeling to another level and made the leap to OnlyFans, which is largely popular for its adult content, acknowledging that she is making more money in it than her time in the WNBA.

Fans shared their thoughts on Liz Cambage's career move by reacting to the Daily Loud's post on it on X (formerly Twitter). Below are what some of them wrote.

"I thought she joined Only Amazons," one fan reacted to the photos of the towering Cambage.

"Imagine that. A star makes an only fans and then is shocked when she makes more money on it," another chimed in.

"Made more money but she lost her soul," one strongly asserted.

"Wild," a comment simply put.

"That’s not as impressive as she thinks it is," a fan moved to point out.

"Good for her!" one, meanwhile, shared as support.

"Would she have made the same amount of money if she was never a WNBA player or did the fame help with the OF?" another laid down.

In six seasons playing in the WNBA, with stops in Tulsa/Dallas, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, averaging 15.8 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1,6 blocks in 167 games.

Liz Cambage says she left WNBA for healing and personal growth

Liz Cambage last saw action in the WNBA in the 2022 season for the LA Sparks, where she requested that she be released from her contract midseason. When she stepped away from the league, she said it was for "healing and personal growth."

She made it known in an Instagram post, which has since been removed, highlighting that while playing still remained close her, she needed to step back and address some personal things.

Her post read:

"While I'll miss rocking the purple and gold, I'll be taking this time to focus on my healing and personal growth ... I'm sorry to have left abruptly and I wish it would have ended on a different note.... I'm hopeful that the WNBA will do their part in creating safer environments and a stronger support system for their players."

She, however, did not elaborate what changes she wanted the WNBA to make although it has been surmised that she was pertaining to mental health and overall well-being.

In her final WNBA season with the Sparks, she averaged 13 points, 6.4 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.6 blocks in 25 games. She then took her talents to the Israeli and Chinese women's basketball leagues.

Apart from basketball, Liz Cambage has also carved her niche as a DJ and model.