Suzy Cortez
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Real, and documented by a decade-plus paper trail running through Brazilian broadcast television, named national and international press, and her own on-the-record interviews. Suzy Cortez, from Campinas, São Paulo, first became a national figure by winning the 2015 Miss BumBum pageant — an annual contest broadcast on the Brazilian network RedeTV!, in which finalists represent each of Brazil's 27 states plus the Federal District. Competing as the Federal District's representative, she beat 14 other finalists (Fox News, Nov. 10, 2015). The following year she appeared on the cover of Playboy Brasil (per Wikipedia's Miss BumBum article). In 2019 she won the pageant a second time, becoming its only two-time champion. Her subsequent public career has centered on a paid OnlyFans subscription business that named Brazilian press describes her running since November 2016. In an interview cited by Metrópoles (Saullo Brenner, May 19, 2021), she said, in her own words: "Meu primeiro assinante me acompanha desde novembro de 2016... Recentemente vendi um lençol usado por mim por 12 mil dólares para um fã italiano" — describing roughly 374,000 paying subscribers, monthly income she put at around R$5 million at the time, and a one-off sale of a used bedsheet to an Italian fan for $12,000. We report these as her own stated figures, not an independently audited number. She has also built a long-running, widely covered public persona as one of footballer Lionel Messi's most visible fans — including tribute tattoos covered by Argentine outlet Diario de Cuyo, and, in June 2026, plans for a further tattoo tribute and unspecified "special actions" tied to Messi's run at the 2026 World Cup in the United States. In her own words to Complex (Bernadette Giacomazzo, June 16, 2026): "I'm planning new tattoos... I believe it will be a tribute that will surprise and shock the world." Separately, Infobae (May 15, 2023) reported her own account of turning down a private-jet invitation from footballer Gerard Piqué, which she said she declined out of respect for singer Shakira. In January 2026, the Canadian outlet Toronto Sun (Denette Wilford, Jan. 27, 2026) reported that Cortez had announced plans to self-fund a campaign for Brazil's Senate in the October 2026 general election using money earned on OnlyFans, running as part of a women-led political party with a platform centered on freedom of expression and a proposed "Adult Content Creator Day." We report this as her own announced plan per named press, not as confirmation of a completed, registered candidacy — Brazil's official candidate-registration process for the October 2026 vote was ongoing at last review. Her public accounts are consistent across platforms under variations of her professional name: Instagram, @suzycortezoficial, and TikTok, @suzycortez, the latter independently confirmed via TikTok's own oEmbed API. Sources disagree sharply on her birth year — aggregator bio pages give both 1990 and 1998, and even named press is inconsistent (a 2021 interview described her as 31; 2025–2026 press described her as 27) — so we treat her precise age as unconfirmed rather than asserting either figure. This page is unclaimed and compiled from public sources.
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- Instagram @suzycortezoficial Appears official Her consistently cited primary account across more than a decade of press coverage (Fox News, Metrópoles, Infobae, Complex); press has reported follower counts in the low millions, though we could not independently verify a current exact figure. No longer resolves as of August 11, 2026 (confirmed by our profile-capture tooling); our automated capture recorded it gone on August 10. We don't assert a cause — deletion, disabling and renaming are indistinguishable from outside, and neither Instagram nor she has said anything.
- TikTok @suzycortez Appears official Independently confirmed as an active account via TikTok's own oEmbed API (author_name "Suzy Cortez").
- OnlyFans — Warning Documented as active since November 2016 via her own named-press interview (Metrópoles, 2021) and repeated subsequent coverage, but we don't publish a direct address given the volume of impersonator and reseller accounts trading on her name. Reach any legitimate account only through her own verified Instagram or TikTok bio.
- YouTube (unconfirmed) @SuzyCortezOficial Unverified A channel bearing her name exists, but we could not independently confirm current activity, subscriber count, or a first-party link tying it to her verified Instagram/TikTok accounts, so we don't rely on it as a citation source here.
Quick answers
Is Suzy Cortez really running for Senate in Brazil?updated 2026-07-29
She announced the plan herself in January 2026: named press (Toronto Sun, Jan. 27, 2026) reported she intends to self-fund a Senate campaign for Brazil's October 2026 general election with money earned on OnlyFans, running with a women-led political party on a platform centered on freedom of expression and a proposed "Adult Content Creator Day." At last review, this is her own stated intention as reported by named press — not confirmation of a completed, registered candidacy on Brazil's official electoral rolls.
How much money does Suzy Cortez make on OnlyFans?updated 2026-07-29
In her own words, in an interview cited by Metrópoles (May 19, 2021), she described roughly 374,000 paying subscribers and monthly income she put at around R$5 million (roughly $1 million USD at the time), plus a one-off sale of a used bedsheet to a fan for $12,000. These are her own reported figures, not an independently audited number, and reflect a single 2021 snapshot rather than a current figure.
Does Suzy Cortez have an OnlyFans?
Yes — she has one, but money links are exactly what scammers fake, so we only publish a direct OnlyFans link once the creator has confirmed it herself. Documented as active since November 2016 via her own named-press interview (Metrópoles, 2021) and repeated subsequent coverage, but we don't publish a direct address given the volume of impersonator and reseller accounts trading on her name. Reach any legitimate account only through her own verified Instagram or TikTok bio. Her confirmed direct link will appear on this page when she claims it.
What is Suzy Cortez's real name?
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Is every “Suzy Cortez” online the same person?
No — the name gets tangled with others, and telling them apart is half the point of this page.
- Not to be confused with other people sharing the name Suzy/Suzie Cortez, including an unrelated performer listed separately on IMDb. This page covers only the Brazilian model and two-time Miss BumBum champion, born in Campinas, São Paulo, covered under this name by Fox News, Metrópoles, Infobae, and Complex.
Scam & impersonation warnings
- As with most creators who monetize via a paid subscription platform, her name and imagery are a frequent target for fake "leaked content" sites, reseller pages, and impersonator accounts across Instagram, TikTok, and X. We don't link to, name, or describe how to find any of it — treat anything outside her own verified Instagram and TikTok as unconfirmed.
- Unsourced "wiki bio" and content-farm aggregator pages circulate additional personal claims about her (including conflicting birth dates and an unverified claim that she holds a law degree) that no named-byline press source confirms. We only repeat facts confirmed by named-byline press or her own on-the-record statements.
The documented facts
- Won Brazil's Miss BumBum pageant in 2015, an annual contest broadcast on Brazilian television network RedeTV! in which finalists represent each of Brazil's 27 states plus the Federal District; competing as the Federal District's representative, she beat 14 other finalists. Source: Fox News, Nov. 10, 2015 · documented
- Appeared on the cover of Playboy Brasil in 2016, the year after her Miss BumBum win, and went on to win the Miss BumBum title again in 2019 — the pageant's only two-time champion. Source: Wikipedia — Miss BumBum · documented
- In her own words, in an interview cited by Metrópoles (May 19, 2021), described running a paid OnlyFans subscription since November 2016, with roughly 374,000 paying subscribers, monthly income she put at around R$5 million at the time, and a one-off sale of a used bedsheet to an Italian fan for $12,000. Source: Metrópoles (Saullo Brenner), May 19, 2021 · documented (that she said it)
- In her own words, told Complex (June 16, 2026) she was planning a further tribute tattoo and unspecified "special actions" tied to Lionel Messi's run at the 2026 World Cup in the United States, continuing a long-running, press-covered fan history that includes earlier Messi tribute tattoos covered by Argentine outlet Diario de Cuyo. Source: Complex (Bernadette Giacomazzo), June 16, 2026 · documented (that she said it)
- Infobae (May 15, 2023) reported her own account of declining a private-jet invitation from footballer Gerard Piqué, which she said she turned down out of respect for singer Shakira. Source: Infobae, May 15, 2023 · documented (that she said it)
- Announced plans to self-fund a campaign for a seat in Brazil's Senate in the October 2026 general election using money earned on OnlyFans, running as part of a women-led political party with a platform centered on freedom of expression and a proposed "Adult Content Creator Day" — her own announced intention per named press, not confirmation of a completed, registered candidacy. Source: Toronto Sun (Denette Wilford), Jan. 27, 2026 · documented (that she announced it)
- TikTok account @suzycortez is independently confirmed via TikTok's own oEmbed API, which returns author_name "Suzy Cortez" for the handle. Source: TikTok oEmbed API · documented
- Aggregator biography pages and even named press disagree sharply on her birth year — some give 1990, others 1998 — and a 2021 named-press interview described her as 31 while 2025–2026 named press described her as 27; we treat her precise age as unconfirmed rather than asserting either figure. Source: Metrópoles (2021) vs. Toronto Sun (2026) — conflicting age references · reported
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