A former England international’s daughter is making hundreds of thousands of pounds by creating adult content on OnlyFans.
Mia Winward-Dunn, 20, who is the daughter of former Blackburn Rovers and Birmingham City midfielder David Dunn and former Emmerdale actor Sammy Winward, joined the platform in 2024.
During his peak, David made one appearance for England in a friendly against Portugal in 2002 when he came on in place of Steven Gerrard at halftime of the match.
After retiring from playing in 2016, the 45-year-old undertook coaching roles at Oldham, Blackburn, Blackpool and most recently Barrow in 2020.
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And despite both of her parents having well-paid jobs, Mia decided against getting a so-called ‘regular job’, despite initially working as a make-up artist before selling X-rated content.
Mia has since revealed how her family cut her off due to her career choice, despite her best efforts to patch things up with the pair.
As reported by The Sun, last year, the content creator saw her bank balance skyrocket after she went public about the reported family feud.
“The money has been incredible, really,” she told the outlet in August 2024.
“I'm being quite careful to be honest. I feel like it's very easy to spend as soon as you get a massive chunk of money in your bank account; you get excited.
"And then you're like, 'Oh my god, like, 20 grand just landed in my account. What can I spend?' And I couldn't possibly even fathom the idea of spending three grand on a bag.”
Mia also claimed that she tried calling her father, but he supposedly put the phone down when she tried to offer an olive branch.
As of spring 2025, she was living in Mexico, making content to fund investing in properties in Tulum.
“I feel so empowered on OnlyFans,” she added. “I am my own boss, and I’m confident in myself and what I’m doing.
“I get around £30,000 a month from my account and work about three days a week. I film my content, upload it and then spend time doing paperwork.”
And despite not seeing eye to eye with her parents following the creation of her OnlyFans account, the creator explained how she still loves her family but admitted she had lost hope of rekindling their relationship.
Mia added: "I feel like at this point it is going to have to be them coming to me because I've tried to maintain contact in the past and they just don't have any of it, and then I end up getting like, all the abuse like through the phone, through text messages, calls.”
In May 2025, Mia claimed she had made $420,000 (£322,725) since starting her account – although her Instagram account and TikTok appear to be inactive currently.
SPORTbible has contacted Sammy Winward's representatives for comment.
Luke Davies