The “Wizards of Waverly Place” actor joins OnlyFans

Actor Daniel Benson, who played Zeke Beakerman and starred opposite Selena Gomez in Disney’s “Wizards of Waverly Place,” has announced that he has opened an account on the paid adult content platform OnlyFans.

“Now I’m an actor, director, cameraman and distributor. The first thing I did was eliminate the wardrobe department,” he joked, confirming the news along with a photo of him appearing naked on Twitter.

Benson’s profile costs $ 20 a month and features the following description to entice fans: “If you wanted to see me naked, [seu desejo] was guaranteed “.

The former Disney said he will use the spotlight of erotic content dissemination to support organizations linked to the LGBTQIA + community. “I will use this feedback to fight and support the LGBTQ communities that deserve so much more in this country. Leave a link to your favorite organizations below,” she posted on her Twitter.

Benson starred in the four seasons of “Wizards of Waverly Place,” which aired from 2007 to 2012 on the Disney Channel.

The actor also voiced the recurring character Ethan in “Rick & Morty,” but after the children’s series he didn’t see his career take off. His last acting work was in the independent comedy “Killing Diaz”, which was released four years ago.

Now I am an actor, director, videographer and distributor. The first thing I did was eliminate the wardrobe department. 😄 pic.twitter.com/yHnjrmKHPL

– Dan Benson (@_danbenson) July 12, 2022

I will use this new found renaissance to fight and support the LGBTQ communities who deserve so much better from this country. Drop a link to your favorite organizations below. pic.twitter.com/k6aj9tAMKf

– Dan Benson (@_danbenson) July 2, 2022

Source: Terra

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