One of the fastest-growing forms of online abuse is AI-generated intimate deepfakes. Victims often struggle to remove manipulated images and videos that spread rapidly across the web. The Take it Down Act was created to address this growing problem by giving victims a clearer path to request the removal of both real and AI-generated non-consensual intimate content.
Reports cite a 550% increase in deepfake videos from 2019 to 2023, and newer research says AI-generated sexual content is expanding through apps, open models, creator communities, and dedicated platforms.
Most of this content is non-consensual and disproportionately targets women. Columbia’s Institute of Global Politics summarises both the 2019 and 2023 findings and notes that 99% of subjects in deepfake porn were reported as women in the 2023 study.
In response, the US government introduced the Take It Down Act. President Donald Trump signed the act into law on May 19, 2025. First Lady Melania Trump played a key role in mobilizing support for the bill.
In creator directories, the Ebony category generally refers to creators of Black or African heritage, including Black Americans, Afro-Caribbeans, Africans, and Afro-Latinas. The category is based on heritage and encompasses a wide range of creators who have built audiences around fashion, beauty, gaming, fitness, lifestyle content, and social media influence. As a result, many followers are drawn not only to the category itself but also to the distinct personalities, content styles, and communities these creators have developed.
According to research by fans300.com, the Ebony category accounts for just 0.51% of creators, making it a relatively small niche within the broader creator economy. At the same time, it has an average subscription price of $12.03, among the highest category averages on the platform. And only 21% of profiles are free, suggesting many creators in the category have established audiences willing to support premium content.
How to judge an OnlyFans profile
Before subscribing, it’s worth looking beyond follower counts. Consider the monthly price, posting frequency, overall content style, profile transparency, and whether the creator relies heavily on pay-per-view (PPV) messages. A lower subscription fee does not always mean better value, while a higher-priced profile can make sense if the creator posts consistently and clearly communicates what subscribers can expect.
For this roundup, we selected five creators who rank among the highest-rated and most-followed Ebony profiles on Babepedia, then reviewed their public positioning, pricing, and audience reach.
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Ellie “The Empress” Ensley is a social media influencer and model known for her savvy beauty and lifestyle content. Standing tall at 5’11″, she’s famous for makeup tutorials and ASMR gaming streams, and she flaunts her curvy figure in fashion shoots.
June 2026 brings another powerful lineup of women who know how to own the spotlight. This month is not just about beauty.
It is about confidence, personality, and presence. From established names to fast-rising digital stars, each feature reflects a different side of modern glamour. In a creator-driven era shaped by platforms like Camsoda, today’s icons are not waiting to be defined; they are creating the image, the message, and the moment themselves.
Watch out for this month’s beautiful at Babepedia.
Penthouse Pet of the Month
Coco Star has been announced as Penthouse Pet of the Month for June 2026, and her selection captures the energy of a modern digital-era model: confident, active, self-directed, and comfortable building her identity across multiple platforms.
Hailing from Tampa, Florida, Coco brings a sunny, athletic presence to the feature, with her love for beach volleyball, fitness, and wellness. Her path into Penthouse also reflects the importance of atmosphere and creative trust. She has described the team as welcoming and genuine, making the experience feel like joining a positive, creative family.
