ToplineLeonid Radvinsky, the late billionaire owner of adult content platform OnlyFans, received a $709 million payout from the company months before his death in March, filings made by the company in the U.K. on Tuesday showed.OnlyFans' parent company paid its owner more than $700 million dividends just months before his death.SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesKey FactsThe annual report of OnlyFans’ parent company Fenix International shows Radvinsky received $535 million in dividend payments in the company’s 2025 fiscal year, which ended in November..An additional four tranches of dividend payments were made in the first three months of 2026, totaling $174 millionThe 2025 payout was an increase from the previous year, when he received $497 million.The filing said the company’s director doesn’t recommend paying a further dividend for this period.The filing also shows the company recorded revenue of $1.55 billion in 2025, a 10% increase from the previous year, while operating profits rose 6.5% to $709 million.Big Number$2.5 billion. That is the total amount Radvinsky received in dividends from his company since 2021. This includes the $709 million disclosed on Tuesday and the $1.8 billion he received in previous years.TangentWeeks after Radvinsky’s death, OnlyFans’ parent agreed to sell a 16% stake to San Francisco-based Architect Capital in a deal that valued the company at around $3.1 billion. Forbes previously reported that the deal took place at an accelerated pace after investors learned that the billionaire OnlyFans owner had been diagnosed with terminal cancer. When the deal was announced, Architect said it would work with OnlyFans to create new financial services and products for creators on the adult platform. Forbes previously reported that Architect hopes to turn OnlyFans into a platform less reliant on adult content, a place “where you can connect with your favorite boxer or athlete.”Key BackgroundAccording to Forbes’ estimates, Radvinsky’s net worth was $4.7 billion at the time of his death. The filing notes that after his passing, “ultimate control” was vested in Radvinsky’s widow, Yekaterina Chudnovsky, in her capacity as the sole trustee of the “LR Fenix Trust.” A source close to the couple told Forbes in May that she was her husband’s “de facto business partner.” Radvinsky bought a 75% stake in the OnlyFans parent from its founder Tim Stokely and his father Guy Stokely in 2018 reportedly for $30 million. Before that, the Ukrainian-American had made his fortune from MyFreeCams, an adult webcam site.Further ReadingInside The Race To Sell OnlyFans (Forbes)OnlyFans Billionaire's Widow Takes Control Of Company After Leonid Radvinsky’s Death (Forbes)