Megan Fox's new paid-content venture stumbled out of the gate this weekend, with the website behind her Subs.com launch crashing shortly after going live as fans flooded in to see her exclusive page.
The page, which launched Friday, promises subscribers photographs, videos and personal posts not shared on her public social media, plus direct interaction with the actress. But within hours, users reported blank screens, broken links and error messages, with some fans joking that Fox had "broken the internet."
Entertainment coverage attributed the disruption to the sheer volume of traffic hitting the launch-day site. Fox's involvement goes beyond simply creating content: she holds a co-owner role in the venture, making the rocky debut a business story as well as a celebrity one.
The launch follows a broader wave of stars building direct-to-fan paid platforms, where launch-day demand is both the goal and the hazard. Fox has not yet publicly addressed the outage, but the page remained a trending topic across social media through Saturday.
