Florida school takes drastic action after parent displays adult content platform advertisement on vehicle

A Florida school has made headlines after expelling two children due to their mother’s promotion of her OnlyFans account on her car.

Michelle Cline, 35, found herself at the centre of controversy after affixing bumper stickers advertising her adult content platform to her vehicle. Despite previously complying with the school’s request to park off-campus, Cline faced expulsion following complaints from parents at Liberty Christian Preparatory School in Tavares.

Referred to as Piper Fawn on the platform, Cline defended her actions, emphasizing that her OnlyFans venture supports her family financially. Despite earning up to $20,000 per month from her online endeavours, she faced condemnation from fellow parents and school administrators alike.

The school’s decision to expel the children stemmed from concerns over the promotion of pornography, which is deemed inconsistent with the institution’s values and teachings. Head of School Jeremy Thomas cited the detrimental impact of pornography on youth and emphasized the school’s commitment to upholding biblical principles and fostering a nurturing educational environment.

One vocal advocate for the family’s expulsion was Lexy Thomas, a TikTok user and parent at the school, who argued that the promotion of adult content contradicts the school’s code of conduct and could negatively influence impressionable children.

Despite the controversy, Michelle Cline remains steadfast in her defence, asserting her right to express herself openly while maintaining her involvement with the church and school community.

As the debate continues, the school has indicated a willingness to reconsider the children’s enrollment should Cline remove the controversial stickers and cease her involvement with OnlyFans.