A group of over two dozen OnlyFans creators have booked a large mansion in Newcastle to film a series of adult scenes. Unfortunately, the owner kicked them out; so they decided to make other arrangements. At first, the hope was to book another big house to shoot in, but when that didn’t work out, they decided to go with plan c: a Travelodge hotel.
The large group reportedly booked four rooms, costing about $50 a night, plus a larger family room. The shooting itself reportedly went well, but the porn stars were later accused of taking pictures inside elevators and corridors. Star Lacey Amour later told The Sun there was no filming in public spaces and that everyone was “just trying to do (their) job”.
You can see a recent photo of him from his Instagram account below…
The original plan was to shoot inside a $12,000 a night mansion in Newcastle on December 12th. After arriving at the private home they had rented, which featured a pool and hot tub, the group was refused service by the owner, apparently because they didn’t want any pornographic pictures in their living room. . Apparently the weather conditions weren’t very good; So they looked for something local. Since no other villa could be secured it was at the Travelodge.
He started a photo with seven women in a Travelodge bed making inroads on Twitter after the return of the group, prompting the company to launch an investigation and numerous English media covered the matter. So said the Travelodge The Daily Mail…
We have been made aware of an allegation that filming may have taken place in one of our hotels, without our permission and against the terms of our booking conditions. We were unaware of this booking as it was made online, just like millions of bookings made through our website. We are currently investigating this incident and will not hesitate to cancel future bookings and take legal action if we believe someone has breached our terms and conditions.
One of the videos of the shooting was posted on Love’s OnlyFans page and she certainly isn’t hiding from the incident. Her Twitter account is a mix of very, very NSFW content and retweeted stories about the Travelodge incident. She then gave an interview to the BBC defending herself and defending the group…
It is one of the oldest industries in existence and we face injustices and discrimination that other industries do not experience. We are all professionals.
At this point, it’s unclear whether Love or anyone else in the group will face any real repercussions from the incident. The police were never called to the hotel during their stay. The company’s privacy policies apparently prohibit engaging in unapproved business without prior permission, but there seems to be a good chance they just want this story to go quietly, rather than continue fueling the hype machine by taking it to court. We’ll have to wait and see.
Source: Cinemablend
