Snoop Dogg has revealed his one regret after turning down an eye-watering $100m (£77.1m) OnlyFans offer.

Yep, you read that right. The Snoop Doggy Dogg myself had an absolute hell of an offer from Fans only.

There’s no denying that the “Drop it Like it’s Hot” rapper has had his share of random gigs — from fooling many of us when he “quit smoking” for a fireplace to take on full riding equipment at Olympics.

But it seems a job with the subscription site was just too far for him. Well, not all of him it seems.

The 53-year-old has previously addressed rumors of this offer, revealing in January during an Instagram Live that OnlyFans had given him the huge sum to create content.

Snoop was told he could “drag it out.” (Robert Kamau/GC Images)

And during a performance at Watch What Happens Live with Andy CohenSnoop opened up about the gig.

A viewer asked him about the whole story of him shaking his head at the millions from OnlyFans, with the rapper clarifying, “I turned down $100 million, yeah.”

But he then joked, “The only part that regrets it is my friend down there,” while looking down at himself.

With both the host and the audience frowning at Snoop, Cohen asked, “Did you want the ‘friend’ exposure?” And the witty music star replied: “He said he would have spent $100 million tax-free.”

According to the rapper, the typically adult-content platform told him, “You can make like $100 million. All you have to do is pull out that pliers.”

But while such a sky-high mega-million offer could be quite tempting, Snoop turned it down out of respect for his wife.

The “Young, Wild & Free” rapper has been married to his high school sweetheart, Shante Broadus, since 1997.

Snoop and Shante got married back in the 90s. (Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty Images)

The couple share three children together and are also grandparents.

And to honor her, he said, “I’m like, I have a black wife. There’s no way in the world she’s going to allow me to go in there and pull that out for a sum of money.”

While Snoop won’t be “pulling it out” for the content creation platform anytime soon, fans earlier this year showed some support for the idea of ​​it.

“If he did, everyone in the world would look at him (is) the most popular rapper ever,” wrote one on social media.

And another joked: “I’d pay so much to see some sweet passionate Snoop Dogg content.”