After receiving backlash from “OnlyFans,” actress Camille Winbush of “Bernie Mac Show” sends critics on a job hunt.
In 2021, the former actress became a member of the contentious internet subscription service.
Renowned for her appearance on the Bernie Mac Show, Camille Winbush is steadfast in her choice to sign up for the subscription service OnlyFans.
The actress, 34, responded to the criticism on Thursday, June 13 by posting, “I’m fine guys, don’t worry,” in a post on X (previously Twitter). I don’t expect anyone to sympathize with or understand my decisions in life. However, it is needless and unacceptable to attack me and my family, and I will confront it when I witness it.
“Put that energy into finding me the 9-5 job y’all want me to have so badly,” she advised the critic instead.
This article comes after her June 7 interview with Comedy Hype News. She talked about the backlash she received on social media following her 2021 OnlyFans announcement.
The California native told the site, “There is no place for people who are not in the acting industry to talk about it.”
“When people say, ‘Bernard Mac must have stopped sending checks,’ “From a job 20 years ago when I was 12 years old?” I ask myself. Yes. Like, of course.
Winbush clarified that although she continues to receive residual payments, they are declining annually. She went on, “You’re not earning as much per episode as you did when the show was current.” “Those checks are no longer viable for a living twenty years later.”
“Why wouldn’t I do that from the comfort and security of my own living room if I can figure out a way to earn enough to buy a home?” she said.
Winbush also stood up for her “Bernie Mac Show” co-star Dee Dee Davis last year after she received similar criticism for having an OnlyFans account.
At the time, Winbush tweeted, “The trolls are again hungry, so here’s some food for thought—I’ve never been arrested, I’ve never used drugs, I don’t have any baby daddies, I pay all my taxes, I drink water, and I mind the business that pays me.”
