- Michelle Cline had clashed with the school board and other parents at her son’s school over an Onlyfans ad she had on her vehicle.
- Cline, whose alias is Piper Fawn, says her children have been expelled from school because of the sticker.
- Liberty Christian High School said if it removes the sticker, its two children will re-enroll in the school.
A Florida mother who was banned from dropping her children off at school because of an Onlyfans ad on her car said her children have now been expelled.
Michelle Cline, 35, had been openly advertising her X-rated business on her car using a bumper sticker, but parents at her son’s school in Tavares, Florida, rebelled.
Cline, whose explicit alias is Piper Fawn, was forced to drop her children off across the street from Liberty Christian Preparatory School due to backlash.
Now, her two children have been expelled, but are still offered the chance to re-enroll if she removes the sticker.
In a letter to Cline and her husband.reviewed by ABC7, The school board cited policies they said she violated with her use of the stickers.
Michelle Cline had clashed with the school board and other parents at her son’s school over an Onlyfans ad she had on her vehicle.
Cline had been openly advertising his X-rated business on his car using a bumper sticker, as seen here, but parents at his son’s school rebelled.
The letter says school administrators argued with her about the decal and asked her to remove it or park off-site.
He adds that Cline “got an even larger vinyl lettering scheme that covered the entire backside of his vehicle’s tailgate.”
Letter Cline did this and then ‘mockingly’ posted a photo of the larger screen on social media referencing the school’s request that she remove it.
It goes on to cite Florida law that makes it a crime to provide minors with the means to access sexual content.
Speaking to the outlet, Cline said: “It’s definitely a link to explicit content, adult content for sure.”
“My husband and I have this little wild lifestyle behind closed doors that we’ve decided to share.”
When asked why he couldn’t just remove the sticker, he said: “That would seem like an easy thing to say for sure.”
‘But for me, it is the breadwinner of my family. This provides us with a very comfortable life and is legal. I pay taxes like everyone else.’
The school said Cline ‘mockingly’ added a larger sticker to the back of his car after initial complaints.
Cline was forced to drop her children off across the street from Liberty Christian High School due to backlash, but her children have now been expelled.
School administrators also accused Cline of disrupting school activities by speaking to local media about the matter.
“Therefore, your family’s enrollment in LCPS is terminated effective immediately,” the letter states.
In its letter, the board left open the possibility of re-enrolling the children, only if Cline removes the decals from their vehicles.
Cline previously said: “It’s definitely a link to explicit content, adult content for sure.”
“My husband and I have this little wild lifestyle behind closed doors that we’ve decided to share.”
On her Onlyfans page, the mom writes: ‘I’m just a southern girl who likes to have a little fun in front of the camera.
‘I hope you enjoy what you see! I have tanned skin like an island. Come see me everyone!’
Outraged mother Lexy Thomas said: “It’s not just a small emblem on the back of a car. It takes up the entire rear windscreen of two vehicles.
‘That is a distraction for my children. No matter how bad or how good a parent you are, pornography is there, and that’s the first thing they see when they go to a place that should educate them.”