Florida mother clashes with christian school as raunchy sticker sparks outrage among parents

A Florida mother, Michelle Cline, has found herself at the center of controversy after being banned from dropping her kids off at Liberty Christian Prep due to an explicit advertisement for her OnlyFans account displayed on her car.

Cline, who operates under the name Piper Fawn on OnlyFans, proudly showcases her adult content by covering her entire windshield with a sticker promoting her platform. Despite receiving support from her husband, Cline is facing backlash from other parents, leading to the school’s decision.

The OnlyFans creator defends her unconventional advertising choice, stating that it is her business and way of life. “My husband and I had this little wild, behind-closed-doors lifestyle that we’ve now decided to share,” she explained.

However, fellow parents, including Lexy Thomas, have expressed concerns about the explicit ad’s impact on their children. Thomas criticized the size of the advertisement, deeming it distracting for the students. “It’s not just a tiny little emblem on the back of a car; it is taking up the entire windshield,” she remarked.

Several parents have raised complaints with the school, suggesting that the solution lies in Cline removing the offensive sticker. However, Cline is adamant about her right to advertise her OnlyFans content, emphasizing its role in supporting her family’s comfortable lifestyle.

In response to the controversy, Liberty Christian Prep has banned Cline from parking on school premises, instructing her to park across the street. This decision forces her children to cross a busy road and a parking lot to reach the school entrance.

Cline argues that this situation is a detriment to her children, prompting a broader discussion about the intersection of personal choices, business, and school regulations.