A Florida mother is speaking out about her kids being expelled from a private Christian school after her Onlyfans decal had other parents upset with her.
According to PEOPLE, Michelle Cline was told that if she didn’t remove her Onlyfans decal then she would be at risk of being able to drop her kids off at Liberty Christian Preparatory School’s main entrance. After receiving that notice, Cline alleges she then received an email on February 5th that her kids were “expelled effective immediately.”
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“They were not allowed to come back there, even though I had obliged with them by staying off campus with my decals,” she says. “I still dropped the kids at school off campus, and my car was never on campus again from the time they told us that.” According to the news outlet, they were able to receive the letter that was sent to Cline and Liberty Christian Preparatory School board officials told Cline that their enrollment was terminated because she produced and distributed “pornography via a pornographic website” and advertised her account “via vinyl lettering and images on your vehicles.”
School officials also claimed that Cline took things a step further but purchasing a bigger decal to make her Onlyfans promo more noticeable. They stated Cline, “obtained an even larger vinyl lettering scheme that covered the entire back of her vehicle’s tailgate, and mockingly posted a photo of the larger display on social media.”
“These cars have had the decal on there for two years now, and that decal that was on that truck, which just simply when we first got the truck, we had the truck for six months, engine blew, and we tossed it, and that was it,” she shares.
PEOPLE reached out to the Christian school to get them speak on the matter, but didn’t receive a response. Cline says she wasn’t trying to go viral with this incident but she had to stand up and “defend herself.”
“It’s a misconception that I reached out to media for this, I never did,” she says.
Cline says she “certainly never anticipated” the attention she received and “was not looking for a payout.”
“I never expected any of this,” Cline says. “I was totally okay with living my life the way I was living it. There was no issues. There was no major drama.”
She also did an exclusive interview last week with Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes on their podcast and spoke about the situation.
“I’ll be honest, mine is definitely explicit,” Cline said. “I mean, when I first put it on [last year] and I drove in, I honestly was prepared for this kind of backlash back then. I was prepared for [people] right away to be like, ‘Whoa!’ What’s going on?’ And then I probably would’ve just removed it because it would’ve been an immediate issue.”