Florida volunteer mom suspended for her OnlyFans content

At Sand Lake Elementary School in Orlando, Victoria Triece is suspended in her volunteer role because she would have uploaded explicit content on OnlyFans.

School officials in central Florida told the woman she could no longer volunteer at her children’s elementary school after another parent allegedly found her page on an adults- only website with explicit photos and videos.

Triece, 30, says she makes a living posting images to the website, where people pay a subscription to view its content, the Orlando Sentinel reported.

She plans to sue Orange County Public Schools for $ 1 million after being told she is no longer allowed to volunteer at Orlando’s Sand Lake Elementary School, which her sons, ages 5 and 10, attend.
For five years, Triece has been a part of the school’s ADDition volunteer program, doing everything from helping students with their assignments to hosting class parties.

“Everything I did was taken from my hands without a proper reason,” he said Thursday at a news conference with his lawyers.

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Triece, whose Twitter account links to the adult site, worked for OnlyFans for more than two years before another parent apparently signed up, paid for the content and notified the school, she and her attorneys said.

“There will be a percentage of parents who will raise their moral arms and point their discriminatory finger at her and say, ‘We don’t want you around our children,’” said attorney Mark NeJame. “Well, they wouldn’t have found out because she kept him away from the kids. You cannot access it unless you are an adult. ”

School district spokesman Michael Ollendorff declined to comment, citing “potential, pending or ongoing litigation.”

But he told the newspaper about several documents detailing the guidelines for ADDition volunteers, none of which explicitly govern what volunteers do off-campus.

Triece passed a required background check and has no criminal record, according to WESH. He said he also dresses appropriately when he attends school functions and has a good relationship with teachers and parents.

She said she wants to be reinstated as a volunteer and compensated by the district for the shame and the impact on her life.

“Now I’m supposed to go into the building and I don’t know what they told my son’s teacher,” she said. “I don’t know what anyone at that school has been told about me”.

A parent who learned of her firing referred her to the law firm, and other parents have reached out to show their support, she said.

“One minute of my work a day is not my whole life, it is not my life of being a mother or being a mother,” she said. “I think everyone is stunned because they say, ‘We know you, we know who you are”.

 

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