Sophie Rain and Stephen A. Smith (Photos via sophieraiin/IG & Getty Images)

OnlyFans star Sophie Rain has responded to Stephen A. Smith’s comments on her wild earnings.

Sophie still has social media in shock after revealing she made $43 million from her OF account this year, with around $5 million coming from a user named “Charlie” alone.

The revelation was shocking enough to attract a take from the ESPN analyst, who addressed it on his own show as he pointed out that she actually made more money than some of the biggest and highest-paid NBA stars.

“Sophie Rain made more on OnlyFans than many of the NBA’s biggest stars. Look at the list right here – Anthony Davis, Luka Doncic, Kyrie Irving, Anthony Edwards. Look at the money they’re making,” Smith pointed out.

He then went after Charlie, who apparently sent close to $5 million in tips.

“Rain has made $43 million and almost $5 million from Charlie,” he added. “I guess he might be the horniest man in America, huh?”

Sophie Rain Responds After Stephen A. Smith Addresses Her Income On His Show

Sophie Rain was not moved by Stephen A.’s words and returned to X to taunt the ‘First Take’ host, letting him know she’s going for $100 million in 2025.

If that happens, she will be sure to let us know.

Meanwhile, Smith should be coming into some additional millions himself as he’s expected to sign a new $20 million-a-year deal that will make him the network’s highest-paid employee.

Of course, it’s still nothing close to what Sophie Rain made in 2024, but he would be able to afford to compete with Charlie.

Dwight Howard fires back at Shaquille O’Neal as NBA legends reignite beef: ‘You always been jealous’

The former Lakers stars have long displayed animosity toward each other

Dwight Howard and Shaquille O’Neal have traded jabs in the public eye in recent years, and that doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon.

Howard recently appeared on Ray Daniels’ The GAUDs Show, and one topic they discussed happened to be Howard’s beef with O’Neal. In the interview, Howard revealed he “never wanted to be Shaq on any level,” but has utilized aspects of O’Neal’s work ethic into his game over the years.

“Never disrespected him,” Howard said about O’Neal. “But he’s always had something to say. There’s times where I’ve gotten upset and I’m like, ‘Yo, Shaq, this gotta stop, man.’ I tried to [talk to him].”

During his time on “Dancing With The Stars” this fall, Howard stated he was connected with someone close to O’Neal, and even attempted to arrange a meeting to hash out their issues.

“At this point, I’m like, do we need to throw hands?” Howard said. “What are we doing?”

As should come as no surprise, O’Neal took time to respond to Howard’s recent comments on social media.

“@DwightHoward the fact u think I care about u is funny, but I won’t ever bring your name up again sensitive big man, a jokester that can’t take a joke,” O’Neal posted on X. “Won’t ever say your name again ever again. Have a great day and now u have been deleted. Have a great day. #inevercared #trustme #dontneedvalidationyoudo #stayoffpodcasts #thefactyouthinkicareisfunny #yougottashowrespecttogetrespect #nowyouredeadtome”

On Tuesday, Howard decided to weigh in on O’Neal’s response in a post of his own on his X account.

“I know you care. Cuz yo insecure ass been hating and talking shit for 20 years. You too big to be this insecure,” Howard posted. “I hope you don’t bring my name up again. 52 years old tweeting me. And still hating. Now all this time you was joking. You always been jealous. Jealous of Kobe, Penny (Hardaway), [D-Wade]. You jealous of Charles (Barkley) too. Go move around big lazy insecure ass. I still have that long 5 Paragraph direct message you sent me a couple years ago telling me that I’m not that great to hate. And you still doing it. It’s 2025 grow the hell up. and move on.”

The back-and-forth has been a common theme between Howard and O’Neal over the years.

The two began bickering while O’Neal was still in the NBA, when Howard began using the Superman moniker after O’Neal had previously used it. Since that time, O’Neal has called out Howard for his play on the court.

In November 2022, O’Neal mocked Howard producing dominant performances during his time in Taiwan’s T1 League.

“You should never be complimented for being a good father because that’s what you’re supposed to do, right?” O’Neal said in the 2022 interview. “He’s supposed to have 30 points playing against dudes (5-foot-8).”

O’Neal also went on to compare Taiwan’s T1 League to a “Life Time Fitness league.”

The two have gone back-and-forth time and time again, and their feud doesn’t appear to ending anytime soon.