OnlyFans star Sophie Rain is packing up her bags and leaving the famed Bop House. "The Bop House will always be a huge part of my life, but lately, I've felt like I was losing my own voice inside of it," Rain, 20, exclusively told Us Weekly in a statement. "What started as an empowering space began to feel controlling, with certain members wanting to dictate how I should act, post, and live." Rain claimed that she and fellow creator Camilla Araujo had a "major falling out," explaining that the pair has "grown in different directions" - which "became impossible to ignore." "Leaving wasn't an easy decision, but I realized I needed to put my mental health and personal freedom first," Rain said. "I'm grateful for the memories, the success, and the sisterhood we once had, but it's time for me to move forward." Christian Model Defends OnlyFans Content After Making $43M Last Year Rain concluded her statement with a message to her supporters, thanking them for having her back. "This is just the start of a new chapter, on my own terms," she said. "I wish the girls the best, but I know I'm ready to stand on my own - no more behind-the-scenes drama, just me." The content creator mansion known as Bop House was cofounded by Rain and Aishah Sofey in 2024. Other creators, including Camilla, Alina Rose, Summer Iris, Ava Reyes and Julia Filippo have since joined. USA Today reported in June that the creators split the home's $75,000 monthly rent, utilizing the house as a place to film for OnlyFans and other social media content. The home's name, Bop House, stems from the Gen Z slang term "bop" - a.k.a. when a woman has many sexual partners. Rain, who boasts more than 7 million Instagram followers, claimed on X that she made more than $43 million in 2024 - meaning that she is a top earner for OnlyFans. While Rain and her family of six relied on food stamps growing up, she's now helping her loved ones with their finances. USA Today reported that Rain paid off her parents' mortgage and $15,000 in property taxes while also gifting her brother a BMW M2. Why Are OnlyFans Creators Speaking Out Against Bonnie Blue? "It's honestly very stressful," Rain reflected to the outlet about supporting her family. "It's such a blessing in disguise, though, because they can come to me if they need anything." While Rain noted that she wanted Bop House to help destigmatize the industry, she encouraged the younger generation to think hard before creating an OnlyFans page because it's a "big life change with a lot of stigma around it." To learn more about the serious potential risks and harms of "competitive sex" and other explicit OnlyFans content - read what doctors, mental health professionals and other experts told Us Weekly here.