From on-screen star to platform stakeholder
Michele Morrone, best known internationally for the 365 Days films, announced a new subscription-content venture on October 29, 2026. His arrival on Subs.com came with a twist: the actor has also taken an ownership stake in the company, according to the platform's announcement and subsequent entertainment coverage.
That makes the move different from a routine celebrity account launch. Rather than simply charging fans for behind-the-scenes updates, Morrone is tying his public profile to the business offering the service.
What subscribers can expect
The actor has described the page as a place for material that feels more personal than his usual public social-media posts. Reporting by TMZ says he has teased a more direct connection with fans, including the possibility of a live video call.
At the time of reporting, Morrone's public Subs profile listed a $19.99 monthly subscription, with some individual pay-per-view posts offered separately. Those prices can change, and a subscription does not necessarily include every paid item.
Megan Fox is part of the same push
Morrone follows Megan Fox into the company's celebrity lineup. Subs presents itself as a platform for exclusive material and direct creator-to-fan interactions, and the company's promotional materials frame ownership by well-known personalities as part of its strategy.
For the entertainment business, the larger story is about control. More celebrities are experimenting with products in which they can price access, communicate with followers and potentially participate in the platform's upside. Whether this model becomes a long-term source of income will depend on what audiences are willing to pay for after the initial publicity.