RACHAEL OSTOVICH has given her social media followers the opportunity to get up close and personal with her - by joining OnlyFans.
The former UFC flyweight regularly wows her 723,000 Instagram followers with sultry snaps.
And she's set to go a step further by flogging risque pictures on the subscription-based website OnlyFans - which is often used by adult performers.
The bare-knuckle boxing babe announced her opening of an account on Friday night - sharing snaps and a video of herself in a tight bikini and an OnlyFans hat on Instagram.
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Her accompanying caption read: "Just switched sides…..link in bio."
In the video clip, the mixed martial artist, who won four of her ten fights before turning to bare-knuckle boxing, said: "Hey guys, it's your girl Rachael Ostovich here.
"And yes, I did it. I made an OnlyFans.
"So if you want to see some exclusive content or some behind-the-scenes, then subscribe to Rachael Ostovich on OnlyFans. Aloha."
Ostovich's followers were quick to comment, with one saying: "This is about to go crazy."
Another said: "And on my birthday???? Dreams really do come true."
One chimed in: "Take my moniesss."
Her boyfriend - Hawaiian comedian Tumua Tuinei - even chimed in, writing: "Let the haters hate! Love you, baby."
Ostovich, 32, has been focusing more on her social media than her fighting lately.
The Ultimate Fighter season 26 contestant hasn't fought since beating fellow ex-UFC star Paige VanZant in her Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship debut two years ago.
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Ostovich claimed a unanimous decision victory over PVZ in their rematch, which took a toll on her hands.
She told MMA Junkie: "I had some injuries after the fight – it’s definitely different from MMA.
"The damage is a lot worse – I've experienced it for myself. I fought in MMA for ten years.
"My hands are busted: I couldn't even punch for two months after the fight.
"I'm not sure how the other girls fight back-to-back.
"I punch really hard and, with bare knuckle, everyone was like, 'Don't punch 100 per cent, you're going to break your own hand.'
"I was going for broke, I was giving it my all. I usually do – I like to throw it out.
"That's just the consequences of that.
"I had a bunch of super-tender [areas] all up in [my eye]; my nose – the damage is for real."