Jessie Cave, who rose to fame for her portrayal of Lavender Brown in the “Harry Potter” film series, has launched her “OnlyFans” channel, an adult content subscription service, with one of the reasons being “to settle her debts.”

Cave clarified that she is establishing the account not for “sexual content” but for subscribers who have a “fetish” for hair.

“I am launching an OnlyFans, it’s not a sexual one,” Cave stressed on her podcast, noting that OnlyFans does not only feature sexual content despite being known for it. “It’s a fetish. Fetish doesn’t necessarily mean sexual.”

The 37-year-old actress added that her channel would contain “the best quality hair sounds” and “very sensual stuff” as she showed off her very long, blonde, straight hair on camera.

Cave explained her decision to start the adult channel, stating such reasons as “paying off debts and empowering herself.”

“One year. I’ll try for one year,” she wrote on her personal blog. “My aim? To get the house safe, cover the arsenic/lead wallpaper, build a new roof etc. My aim? To get out of debt. My aim? To empower myself? To prove to those in the past who have misjudged me that I’m not so sweet? To put time into something I never invested in before: self-love.”

The English actress also underscored that creating the account is like breaking free from the “good little actress book.”

“Were my years of Harry Potter conventions in fact research?” she continued. “[It feels] like I’m doing something naughty, something a little fucked up. I like that. Ripping up the good little actress rule book.”

Cave debuted as Lavender Brown in 2009’s “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” and reprised the role in both “Deathly Hallows” movies.

After Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) got into a fight, Lavender engaged in a brief romance with Ron. Lavender is known to be clingy and has adopted the nickname “Won-Won” for Ron.

Despite her claim to fame for her work in the “Harry Potter” movies, Cave has also appeared in the film “Great Expectations” and the television series “Black Mirror” and “Industry.”