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Who is Felice Herrig and what is her net worth?

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James Austin

Published Aug 27, 2026

FORMER UFC icon Felice Herrig is now on OnlyFans selling her worn socks and feet pictures.

The athlete is now supporting her lifestyle by posting foot pictures until she settles into her career as a bare-knuckle fighter.

The 36-year-old ex-UFC icon retired after she lost to Karolina Kowalkiewicz on June 4, 2022, in Las Vegas, Nevada

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The 36-year-old ex-UFC icon retired after she lost to Karolina Kowalkiewicz on June 4, 2022, in Las Vegas, NevadaCredit: Getty Images

Who is Felice Herrig?

Felice Nicole Herrig, born September 18, 1984, is an American sports player known for her kickboxing, Muay Thai, and mixed martial arts skills.

The now-retired athlete played for the strawweight division at UFC.

Herrig was born in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, and joined the sports industry before stepping into mixed martial arts in 2009.

It was reported that Herrig signed with UFC on December 11, 2013, to fight for the 20th season of The Ultimate Fighter.

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Her UFC career ended with four consecutive losses to Karolina Kowalkiewicz, Michelle Waterson, and Virna Jandiroba.

Herrig will now return with the Bare-Knuckle Fighting Championship.

What is her net worth?

As of 2022, Herrig's net worth is estimated at $168K, according to Net Worth Post.

Her new OnlyFans career is now helping out financially, allowing her to practice whatever sports she wants.

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“It’s made a huge difference, especially after my first knee surgery. I wouldn’t say I was broke but I had no money coming in," shared Herrig with TMZ Sports.

"People don’t realise that you’re locked into the contract that you can’t get out of but you’re not being paid to be in it.

"I’ve always had people who were obsessed with my feet. I’d heard about the OnlyFans. I had bought a house right before the knee surgery and just kept dipping into my money, dipping into my money.

"I never would’ve thought I could sell dirty socks. Like, I sell my socks and they want them dirty! It’s like, ‘oh, you just worked out in them?’” continued Herrig.

What are people saying about Herrig online?

One commented on TMZ's tweet about the situation: "I hope these dudes don’t ever complain about bills or gas prices, bro you bought feet pics-probably living a pretty good life when you’re doing that…"

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"Trains whole life for a career in martial arts just to succumb to a career that requires no talent, madness," commented another.

One tweet read: "Make that money!"