As a gamer with a rich history of immersing myself in the wild west world of Red Dead Redemption, I must admit, I was initially taken aback when I heard about Rob Wiethoff, the man behind John Marston, launching an OnlyFans account. But upon further investigation, I found that this isn’t your typical OnlyFans content. Instead, it seems Mr. Wiethoff is embarking on a personal journey to get lean and ripped – something we can all relate to after spending countless hours in front of our screens.
48-year-old actor Rob Wiethoff, renowned for his portrayal of John Marston in Red Dead Redemption (2010), has embarked on an unanticipated new venture – far removed from his past roles. Instead of continuing down the familiar path, Wiethoff has ventured into the realm of OnlyFans, a platform not typically associated with him. However, it’s important to clarify that this isn’t the type of content fans might initially think. In response to the buzz generated by the discovery of his OnlyFans presence, Wiethoff released a video addressing the “commotion” surrounding this development.
On Instagram, Wietoff informed his 200,000 followers that he operates an OnlyFans page. For just $5 a month, you can subscribe. The content of Wietoff’s OnlyFans account will primarily revolve around his personal health journey as he strives to achieve a lean and muscular physique.
He mentioned, “I’ll be the one focusing on getting fit. If you’d like to join me on this journey, you’re more than welcome to tag along.” As for OnlyFans, I understand what it stands for, but my content won’t fall under that category. Instead, if you want to sculpt your body with an experienced veteran, feel free to subscribe; that’s the gist of it.
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As a gaming enthusiast, I had the privilege of stepping into the boots of John Marston once more, this time in Red Dead Redemption II – a prequel that took me back to his gripping storyline, long before the original Red Dead adventure.
Meanwhile, regarding Red Dead updates, the original game made its debut on PC this year complete with the Undead Nightmare expansion. Currently, Rockstar Games is focusing on Grand Theft Auto VI, expected to launch in autumn 2025. Yet, journalist Jason Schreier expressed his surprise this week, stating that a delay until 2026 might not be unexpected for the game.
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2024-12-11 18:39