Tricia Helfer has surprised fans after joining OnlyFans at the age of 52, saying the move is all about freedom, confidence and finally having full control over her own image.

The Lucifer and Battlestar Galactica star shared in an interview that she has reached a stage in life where she no longer wants to follow strict Hollywood expectations.

Tricia explained that she is now in a phase where she simply wants to do things on her own terms.

The star said that she feels tired of being told how women in the industry should look or behave, especially as they get older.

The No Ordinary Family star described her decision as a personal choice that gives her more control over what she shares with fans.

Her OnlyFans account quietly appeared in April and will include what she called a more expressive and confident side of her personality, along with lighter personal moments.

She also made it clear that she sets her own limits and is not being pushed by anyone.

The Killer Woman actrees further admitted that some people close to her were unsure about the idea because of the platform’s reputation, but she said the response from fans has been more positive than expected.

Many supporters have praised her for embracing independence later in life.

Tricia, who first started her career in modelling before moving into acting, became widely known for her role as Number Six in Battlestar Galactica and later appeared in Lucifer as God’s wife.

Memorial Day falls on Monday, May 25, 2026, marking the unofficial start of summer.

The day is celebrated on the last Monday of May, honoring and mourning the individuals serving in the U.S. military.

It was originally referred to as “Decoration Day” when the tradition started after the Civil War in 1868 when citizens unanimously decorated fallen soldiers’ graves with flowers.

What’s Closed 

All non-essential federal, state, and municipal offices will be closed. Mail services provided by the United States Postal Service will be suspended, and all post offices will be closed on that day. Most banks will also be closed, along with the Federal Reserve. All financial markets, like the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will be closed. All public libraries and public schools will be closed across the board. One of the rare exceptions in retail is Costco.

• U.S. Postal Service (USPS)
• UPS, Fedex
• Most Banks including Bank of America, Chase, Wells Fargo
• New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, Bond Market
• Costco
• Government offices
• Schools
• Public libraries
• Trash collection
• Transit
• Open or modified hours

What’s Open

Major retailers operate as per normal schedules. In addition, CVS and Walgreens pharmacies will remain open. Although UPS and FedEx will remain close, UPS Express Critical will be available. Restaurants and bars will operate as per adjusted holiday timings.

The public transport system, including the MBTA, will operate using a weekend/holiday schedule. A record number of 45 million Americans will travel over 50 miles away from their homes despite the national average cost of fuel being $4.50 per gallon, which is higher than that of the previous year.

• Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Sam’s Club, Belk
• Kroger, Trader Joe’s, ALDI, Whole Foods Market
• CVS, Walgreens
• 7-Eleven, most gas stations
• All 157 VA national cemeteries, Arlington National Cemetery

For real-time updates, citizens are advised to check relevant websites and official social media pages.