HARRY Potter star Jessie Cave has announced she is launching her own OnlyFans – complete with its own unique selling point.

The actress and comedian, 37, shot to fame in the Harry Potter film series as Lavender Brown, the eccentric love interest of Ron Weasley.

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However, the now mum-of-four has announced she’s expanding her business ventures with a foray into OnlyFans.

While the site is mostly known for its explicit sexual content, the subscription service will be used by Jessie to focus on her famously long and thick blonde hair.

On the site, Jessie wrote: “Former Harry Potter actress, writer, doodler and now Only Fans Long Hair Specialist.

“I do NICHE HAIR CONTENT which you may well quite like. How magical!”

“Owl drop near daily,” she continued. “Wizard warning: Will not do explicit sexual content. Might be in my underwear.”

“Will respond to Dm’s. Let’s get to know each other!” she added. “If you have a hair thing, this is the place for you.

“If you want something specific, you can message me and I will be happy to see what we can do. LOVE JESSIE XXX”

Jessie later shared the announcement on her Instagram, and spoke about her decision alongside long-time partner, comedian Alfie Brown, on their podcast, Before We Break Up Again.

While noting she wasn’t posting anything sexually explicit, she noted that her target audience was those who had a “fetish” or “interest” in long hair, having been inspired by Lily Allen, who has previously admitted to earning more money selling photos of her feet than her music.

She added she decided to turn to OnlyFans to help finance her writing, and decided to focus on hair after receiving positive comments on her Instagram.

“It’s never kind of dirty comments, but I do get lots of interest in in the hair thing, and I just thought, f**k it, I’m gonna do something that is very niche,” she told Alfie.

“I know it’s niche, but it’s been really cool to do. It’s been quite liberating.”

I really am choosing to think of this as an empowering moment for me, because I have been this very kind of straight, prim actress for a lot of my career,” she said. “And this is very much a way of me saying, ‘Okay, I’m doing something that is not normal. This is weird and me and a bit kinky, and why not?’”

While her husband shared his reservations, saying he was playing “devil’s advocate” during the discussion, Alfie asked: “Are you prepared for the idea that people may find this quite an extraordinary thing to be doing.”

“I don’t mind it,” she responded. “I’ve reached the point now where I’ve done the same things for a few years with writing and acting and comedy, I’ve had largely negative experiences in all three fields, with glimmers of lovely people and good work.

“But I am at a crossroads, and I want something to change and I want something to change with my career and I want to do things that I enjoy and that are fun and are not serious.”

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