Seriously, trolls need some new material.

Sophie Rain is one of OnlyFans’ most popular content creators. At 20, she’s already earned $50 million and is on track to keep that number growing ever higher. She’s managed to build an empire for herself on OnlyFans, and all while famously maintaining her virginity. Somehow, that last bit has become the internet’s favorite thing to challenge, and thus the pregnancy rumors have begun. This might actually be the first time that rumors have been flying around about something that a creator did on camera, but rather something that she absolutely hasn’t done.

Sophie Rain’s been crowned the MVP of OnlyFans, using the unique—for the platform—selling point of not creating explicit content. She’s managed to make a fortune by keeping her clothes mostly on, banking on tease, aesthetics, and the mystery that surrounds being a virgin on a platform synonymous with amateur porn. Rain is also a devout Christian, and she has refused to perform sexually explicit acts. Her insistence on keeping things “clean” has been central to the online brand that’s made her so much money. She’s even outearned some popular professional athletes without making a single piece of explicit content, which is just impressive.

Recently, the detectives of TikTok gave Sophie Rain the full digital CSI treatment, claiming that she “looked pregnant” in one of her clips. Sophie quickly shut it down, saying “how can I be pregnant if I’m a virgin?” when asked by the Daily Mail. The rumor hit Rain harder than it would pretty much any other content creator because her virginity isn’t just a personal choice—it’s a crucial piece of her online persona and entire brand strategy. Even unsubstantiated pregnancy rumors can undermine what people are paying her for: fantasy, control, and consistency in adult entertainment content. For an adult content creator, this kind of unfounded speculation can be career-altering, forcing her to expend energy dispelling rumors that would otherwise go toward her content. Pregnancy is a private matter.

Sophie Rain didn’t become rich by accident—she tapped into a very specific niche and has been able to give her subscribers exactly what they’ve wanted to see. However, her sharing access to personal images of herself doesn’t mean she owes the media 24/7 transparency about her private life, nor access to her medical records. Creators are not dolls to be picked up and inspected. They’re workers, performers, and—if you can believe it—people. It’s high time the public stops treating content creators like characters in a reality show in which they have a say, and starts respecting the fact that they’re simply trying to do their jobs without having to debunk womb rumors.