Donna Mills, 85, brags that she's 'still quite limber for an older lady' as she teases VERY racy OnlyFans content

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Knots Landing legend Donna Mills shocked the world after joining OnlyFans last week, but what exactly is the 85-year-old actress really showing on the platform?

Daily Mail signed up to the grandmother's account to take a look at what she's got on offer, and it turns out that Mills definitely isn't shy about flaunting her sexy side.

While the soap veteran isn't doing any nude or sexually-explicit content just yet, that hasn't stopped her from getting pretty suggestive with her subscribers.

In one image, Mills stares seductively into the camera while posing inside of a gym while wearing skintight black activewear. 

'In case you needed to test your stamina,' she cheekily captioned it.

Other seemingly more suggestive videos and images are hidden behind pricey paywalls.

Knots Landing legend Donna Mills, 85, has been offering some pretty suggestive content on her OnlyFans page since joining the website last week

In one paywalled post sent directly to subscribers, Mills said, 'I may be an older lady now but I'm still quite limber if you can't tell.' (Pictured in 1983)

'At my age I have a couple tricks up my sleeves,' she captioned one, while another reads, 'Giving you the ol razzle dazzle' followed by a blushing emoji. 

In one paywalled post sent directly to subscribers, Mills said, 'I may be an older lady now but I'm still quite limber if you can't tell.'

In an interview with TMZ over the weekend, the Knots Landing star even teased that she'd be open to doing much raunchier content if it's what her fans want to see.

'Then I'll have to make a decision whether I want to do that or not. But I don't want to give them that if that's not what they really want,' she explained.

'I think there are people out there that think, "Oh my god, I don't want to see an 85-year-old's birthday suit",' she continued, before admitting that she'd 'think about it' if her fans wanted to see it.

'My first answer would be "Oh no, I won't do that!" But then my second answer is, "I don't know." I don't want to do anything that's salacious,' she said.

'That isn't my personality. That isn't what I feel good doing. But if it's cute and sexy and like that, we'll see. We'll see what the fans want.' 

Mills announced her OnlyFans venture last week, explaining that she 'always appreciated the incredible support and encouragement I’ve received from my fans over the years' and is now 'excited' to cultivate 'a more personal and direct connection' with them.

'At my age I have a couple tricks up my sleeves,' she captioned one post

Mills has already teased that she may push the envelope even further with raunchier content if her fans want to see it 

Her page promised to offer 'moments from my daily life' and 'behind-the-scenes glimpses,' as she interacts with her most devoted fans 'in a more meaningful way,' she told Variety.

She has partnered with OnlyFans management agency Creators, Inc, which earlier this year helped shepherd American Pie bombshell Shannon Elizabeth, 52, and My Name Is Earl blonde Jaime Pressly, 49, onto the platform.

Mills said, 'It’s simply another platform to spend quality time with the people who’ve supported me throughout my career while staying true to who I am.'  

A few years ago, Mills pulled back the curtain on the diet and exercise regimen that has enabled her to retain her willowy physique into her 80s.

She places a premium on 'eating green and clean', she shared in an interview with AARP magazine.

The actress, pictured in May, has maintained her figure through clean eating and daily exercise 

Her most lasting fame came as the Abby Cunningham, the conniving snake on the hit 1980s soap Knots Landing, for which she is pictured with Ted Shackleford

'During the soap opera years, I never ate pasta, sugar, bread, ice cream, cookies or any of that kind of stuff. I would have maybe half a glass of wine,' she said.

'Now I eat, but I’m still careful. I’m not a vegetarian, but I grow, pick and eat a lot of vegetables,' shared the Daytime Emmy Award winner.

'I play tennis five times a week for two hours at a time. I am lucky enough to have a clay court, which is so much easier on your joints than cement,' Mills added.

'I also have a small gym in my home, so I work out with light weights, use my Peloton, do a lot of stretching on my ballet barre.' 

Mills added, 'And let me tell you, it’s not always fun. Like almost everyone my age, I have arthritis, and it hurts sometimes. But this is where discipline comes in. I’m not Superwoman, but I do always see the bigger picture.' 

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