Chelsea Becirevic, partner of Port Adelaide’s Ivan Soldo, joins subscription-based website Fanfix as she grows her career
The model and influencer has turned into a budding entrepreneur, joining a subscription-based website as she prepares to launch a new fashion business with her Power beau.
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The stunning partner of Port Adelaide’s Ivan Soldo has joined subscription-based website Fanfix as she looks to expand her career and show she’s not a “cookie cutter WAG”.
Chelsea Becirevic, a model, influencer and budding entrepreneur, this week launched her own account on the platform – known as a “clean” version of OnlyFans – allowing her followers to access exclusive content for a monthly fee.
The membership-based site enables creators to monetize their following and connect with their fans but unlike OnlyFans, Fanfix doesn’t allow sexually explicit or adult content.
Ms Becirevic, who has also signed with a US talent agency, said the move would allow her to “grow my platform and expand onto new channels”.
“One of my goals moving forward is to share more of my own content, so people can get to know me better, beyond just the headlines or what’s written about me,” she said.
“I’ve kept things pretty low-key until now, but this next chapter is about showing up more intentionally, on my own terms, and building something real with the right support behind me.”
It comes just days after the Gold Coast-raised influencer hit out at online claims that she is dating Power ruckman Soldo for his money.
Responding to fan comments during an Instagram Q&A, Ms Becirevic said the football world could be “incredibly toxic and dismissive” towards women.
She told The Advertiser that she didn’t intend to “attack football or any individual” but wanted to call out a “tired narrative” that females continue to face.
“I’ve also seen other women within the industry experiencing the same kind of judgment recently, and it’s something that needs to be spoken about more openly,” Ms Becirevic said.
“While Ivan’s career is in the spotlight, that doesn’t mean I signed up for the same, and I think Australia still struggles with tall poppy syndrome, especially when someone doesn’t fit the expected mould.
“I’ve never been the ‘cookie-cutter’ version of what a WAG is assumed to be, and I’m okay with that.”
Ms Becirevic has been in the headlines since moving to Adelaide with Soldo at the end of 2023. She briefly relocated to Dubai to embark on a career as a flight attendant, but she turned her back on the role to be with her footy beau.
They’ve since moved into their first home together in Adelaide, and later this year, the happy couple with join forces for an exciting new venture.
While full details are still under wraps, Ms Becirevic said the couple will be releasing a men’s fashion line in October.
“We’re still in the early stages... it’s in the fashion space, which is something I’m really passionate about,” she said.
“That’s been our whole focus the last two years. It’s an exciting chapter for both of us.”
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