At Liberty Christian Preparatory School in Tavares, Florida, a parent’s business advertisement has sparked a heated dispute among the students. Michelle Cline, a mother of two children enrolled at the Christian school, has sparked outrage after displaying a huge “OnlyFans” decal on her back window.
Following complaints from other parents, the school administration intervened, telling Cline to park across the street for drop-offs, a move she feels is targeting her. Some parents have expressed concerns about the decal’s size and message, with one, parenting guru Lexy Thomas, calling it a distraction to children.
Thomas took to TikTok to express her worries, claiming that Cline enlarged the decal after receiving protests. According to Thomas, the promoted link takes you to explicit language subtitles and links to Cline’s public social media sites, whereas the explicit stuff on OnlyFans is only available to subscribers. Thomas went on to allege that a student who searched for Cline’s information at school was expelled, and he advocated for Cline’s family to face the same punishment under the school’s handbook rules against “immoral conduct.”
One anonymous parent agreed, citing concern with having to explain sexual content to their children in a Christian school’s drop-off area. Liberty Christian has stayed mute on the topic, declining to speak publicly on the dispute.
When questioned about the matter, Michelle Cline justified her decision, claiming that her OnlyFans account supports her family and affords her a nice living, producing up to $20,000 each month. She claimed that the decal had remained on her vehicle for almost two years without incident, highlighting the legality of her activities and paying taxes like any other citizen.
