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The school suspended a seven-year-old boy when his mother, Sara Blake Cheek, an OnlyFans star from Florida, expressed fury over the situation. She earns $480,000 annually through the platform.
After concerned parents raised the issue with Sandy Lake Elementary School, the model was compelled to homeschool her son following his expulsion.
She said: “My son was even suspended from school, and in trying to communicate with the principal, she refused to talk to me or give a reason as to why he was being treated badly simply because I did OnlyFans.”
She temporarily homeschooled her son before enrolling him in a local public school where he excels academically, earning a place on the honor roll.
“They just graduated him out. We homeschooled to make up for the time missed, and he is now enrolled in the public school by our house and making the honor roll,” said Sara.
She added: “I also want to note I never fought the suspension. I just wanted to talk to the principal and hold her accountable for not being able to do her job without bias solely based on what a kid deserves without involving his parent.”
The mother, residing on a Florida ranch with her husband and four children, expressed humiliation over the school’s treatment of her family.
The 31-year-old model, renowned for her appearances on Playboy and ESPN, expressed it as the most dreadful sensation she has ever experienced.
She concluded: “Having your rights as a mother, a good one at that, taken by someone else for providing, is unimaginably the worst feeling in the world.”
Sara recently expressed solidarity with another OnlyFans model who faced a comparable ordeal.
According to Daily Star, “OnlyFans babe Victoria Triece, a single parent with two sons, spent five years organizing parties and field trips at her boy’s school before a “concerned parent” sent an anonymous email to the principal about her day job.”
Victoria took legal action against Orange County Public Schools after being pressured to resign from her job.
“The most exciting part of being a mom was to be involved in their lives. That was all I wanted for my kids,” she told the Washington Post.
Sara reached out to Victoria in support of her courageous stance against mistreatment.
“When Victoria’s story hit, I messaged her because she had found an attorney willing to take on an OnlyFans case,” she said.
She added: “I had a similar situation with being banned from my kids’ football organizations because I did OnlyFans. I wasn’t allowed to bring them to practice, watch their games or have any communication with coaches. They erased me from my kids’ lives and humiliated me for what I did in private by exposing that secret.”
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