Controversy erupts as parent faces expulsion demand over adult content advertising

A Florida mother finds herself banned from dropping her kids off at Liberty Christian Preparatory School in Tavares after parents complained about explicit bumper stickers promoting her OnlyFans account. Michelle Cline, 35, known as Piper Fawn on the content sharing platform, now walks her children across a busy road to school, facing demands for expulsion from some outraged parents.

Bumper Stickers Spark Outrage

Michelle, who launched her OnlyFans venture three years ago, claims that the controversy erupted over bumper stickers on her car. The stickers, featuring her business advertisement and OnlyFans account name, led to complaints from parents, prompting the school’s decision to ban her from the drop-off routine.

Despite making up to $20,000 monthly from her online venture, Michelle faces backlash from parents who argue that the explicit promotion violates the Christian school’s code of conduct.

Expulsion Demands and Controversial Stance

TikTok parent Lexy Thomas, aka @blendedlyblessed, is among those demanding Michelle’s family be expelled from the school. Thomas asserts that the stickers promote pornography and conflict with the school’s principles. While acknowledging Michelle’s right to pursue her endeavors, Thomas emphasizes the inappropriateness of such content near school premises.

“We’re talking about a school and kids seeing this. That’s a different issue,” Thomas expressed, highlighting concerns about the impact on children attending a Christian school.

Parental Concerns and School’s Response

Parents at Liberty Christian Preparatory School voice their discomfort over the explicit promotion, citing the need to shield their children from inappropriate content. The controversy raises questions about the intersection of personal ventures and the boundaries within a school community.