Jackass star Steve-O’s X-rated new career venture

Notorious former Jackass star Steve-O has launched a bold new career move – and fans who sign up are going to see a whole lot of him.

Jackass star Steve-O is going fully nude on his very own explicit new website after he said he’s been labelled too raunchy for social media.

In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Steve-O opened up about his decision to launch Steve-O Raw – a NSFW destination where clicking in will first bring up a shot of the daredevil daringly spread-eagle inside of a coconut.

In another snap, the reality star and stand-up comedian appeared fully nude against a window while he is holding a fully nude woman in a fairly erotic embrace.

Stream more entertainment news live & on demand with Flash, Australia’s biggest news streaming service. New to Flash? Try 14 days free now >

You’ll see a lot of Steve-O on his new website.

While the site certainly boasts explicit content, Steve-O is hesitant to call this a pornographic destination.

Steve-O said it’s really a repository for “the content I find most entertaining, which I’m most interested in creating which is often considered unacceptable for social media, as well as plenty of other forums.

“I’ve become incredibly frustrated with all of the ‘community guidelines violations’ I’m constantly getting in trouble for on my social media platforms, and that’s my main reason for doing this,” he added.

When asked what kind of sexier content fans could expect, he replied: “I can see myself shoving some really funny stuff up my butt, but I’m not sure how sexy that will be.”

Fans will also be able to interact with him through the site.

“There will be live streams, as well as an absurd amount of uncensored content from my entire career, which I cannot believe has survived more than twenty years now.”

MTV's Jackass star Steve-O in 2003.

The more dedicated fans are in for a very special treat, which the star mentioned after he was asked several questions centred on pornography specifically: “Oh yeah, if you watch enough content, you can absolutely see me fully ejaculate on steveoraw.com, there’s footage of that on the page.”

The fit 47-year-old comedian said that he hasn’t done anything to get in shape for this launch specifically.

“I just put a great deal of work into getting fit for a feature article about me in Men’s Health magazine. Now that I have the Men’s Health photo shoot behind me, I’m ready to show my Steve-O Raw subscribers how fast I’m going to get un-fit.

Actor Steve-O.

Stephen Glover aka Steve-O.

“I have many addictions, and I’m in a full-blown food relapse right now, so you can expect me to get fat pretty fast.”

Steve-O has been open about his addictions and his sobriety through the years.

“My first comedy special ‘Guilty As Charged’ covered all of the juicy details of my descent into sex addiction. It’s on Amazon Prime if you want to check it out, but, candidly, my second comedy special ‘Gnarly’ is way crazier, and it’s available at steveoraw.com.”

All this, and more for a mere $9.99 a-month subscription fee.

The site launched on Wednesday, December 22, 2021 and is powered on the back-end by SUBIFY which is also used by the likes of Logan Paul, Bryce Hall and Flo Rida to host their content – with less restrictions.

Actor Steve-O.

Jackass legal fight

Bam Margera is suing his former Jackass colleagues.

Recently, Steve-O opened up about his former co-star Bam Margera filing a lawsuit against Johnny Knoxville, director Spike Jonze, and Paramount alleging he was wrongfully terminated from the franchise’s latest, yet to be released film Jackass Forever.

The reality star told TMZ about how he felt about Bam’s suit: “I tell you this man, I love Bam. I have no idea how he managed to get anybody to file a lawsuit. I‘ve read it, and it’s just absurd. I mean it’s literally absurd … I shouldn’t even say what I said, but I can tell you that the lawsuit is absurd.”

Jackass Forever – the latest instalment in the MTV franchise – is scheduled to be released in February 2022.

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission