In a startling turn of events, a mother finds herself in disbelief as her children face expulsion from school, all due to her burgeoning career on OnlyFans.
Michelle Cline, also known as Piper Fawn in the online realm, received a ban from Liberty Christian Preparatory School for displaying an advertisement for her OnlyFans account on her vehicle. Despite promptly complying with school regulations by parking off-campus, the repercussions escalated swiftly.
Not only were her kids removed from the institution, but their enrollment was terminated, citing the sticker as promotion for a “pornographic website.”
“I obliged immediately when asked to park off campus. It’s unfair that they took it further and penalized my kids,” expressed Cline in an interview with The New York Post.
The school’s head teacher, Jeremy Thomas, staunchly defended the decision, emphasizing the institution’s duty to “protect the innocence of children” and uphold moral values. He reiterated that involvement in pornography contradicts biblical teachings and the school’s ethos.
Despite Cline’s efforts to ensure her children’s safety by walking them across a busy road to school, she found herself targeted due to her profession.
“We’ve been part of this community for over five years. OnlyFans has been part of our lives for three and a half. The decals have been on the car for at least two of those years,” Cline shared, asserting that her character remains unchanged.
Nevertheless, Liberty Christian Preparatory School offered Cline a conditional return for her children – repentance. Rejecting the offer, Cline remains resolute.
“After everything, I was basically like, ‘kiss my a**,'” she declared.
Amidst the turmoil, the family contemplates relocating neighborhoods, seeking refuge from the judgmental gaze of the community.
As the saga unfolds, it underscores the clash between personal freedom and institutional morality, leaving a family caught in the crossfire of societal scrutiny and ideological divides.
