Natalie Reynolds has fired back at critics following backlash over her sold-out bathwater product, calling the controversy "ridiculous" and defending her actions as artistic expression.
In a video posted online, the OnlyFans creator addressed the wave of criticism surrounding her $49.99 red-tinted bathwater vials, which she marketed as a "ritual in a jar" and sold out within an hour.
"The internet is trying to cancel me once again, so I’m here to defend myself," Reynolds said. "The other day I was taking a bath and I was thinking, why don’t I give some of this water to my loyal fans?"
Reynolds claimed in her video that she is now under investigation.
"Now people are going crazy saying I should be arrested and now the police are investigating me for this," she said. “Over bathwater.”
She pushed back at the outrage, describing the offering as harmless and personal. "All I’m doing is giving away a piece of art to my loyal supporters so they feel like they can have a connection with me."
Reynolds also took aim at her critics.
"If anyone has anything bad to say about me, it’s pretty obvious that you’re just jealous of me, and that’s your problem, not mine," she said.
The OnlyFans star emphasized the financial reality behind her decisions. "At the end of the day, we all need to make money and we all have bills to pay, so mind your business."
The product, sold through BloodyMaryBath.com, came with a disclaimer that it was not for consumption and had not been evaluated by the FDA. Reynolds previously described the vials as "filtered for purity," "charged under the full moon," and infused with "divine feminine energy."
Reynolds has over 5.5 million YouTube subscribers and over 2.2 million TikTok followers.
The bathwater launch follows prior drama with the Bop House, a content creator mansion she accused of taking 80% of her OnlyFans earnings.