Florida mom says child's school won't let her volunteer because of OnlyFans account
Victoria Triece, 30, says she has volunteered at Orlando school for 5 years
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A 30-year-old Florida mother has reportedly been banned from volunteering at her child's school after posting what her lawyer described as "legal adult-oriented content" on the website OnlyFans.
Victoria Triece, who has 5- and 10-year-old children enrolled in Sand Lake Elementary in Orlando, says Orange County Public Schools has prohibited her from participating in any activities where she could be in contact with students on school grounds, according to FOX35 Orlando.
"The verbal directive provided to her is based on her participation in legal adult-oriented content found at the adults-only site OnlyFans, as well as on the adult access section of Twitter," her attorney told the station.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Victoria Triece has two children that attend Sand Lake Elementary in Orlando, Fla., according to a report. (Google Maps)
Triece says she has been a volunteer at the school for five years when earlier this month, an employee told her not to come back, FOX35 Orlando reports.
Her attorneys say another parent sent the school board images from her OnlyFans page, which she says can only be viewed by adults with paid subscriptions, the station adds.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"What happened is somebody who took the posture of being a moral guardian wrote a letter to the school and without notice she was unceremoniously dumped from being a volunteer," attorney Mark NeJame told the New York Post.
But NeJame also said Triece is still allowed to chaperone field trips with her children.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Triece is now reportedly threatening to sue Orange County Public Schools for $1 million, with her lawyers claiming the district "has decided to ostracize, persecute, and effectively ban her without legal justification and without any due process."
In a statement to FOX35 Orlando, the district said "per the Office of Legal Services, we do not comment on potential, pending or ongoing litigation."