According to recent court documents, a group of adult entertainers has accused Sir Nick Clegg of receiving payments from OnlyFans.
In contested legal documents in San Francisco, the former vice premier, who is now Meta’s head of global affairs, is mentioned.
Sir Nick, Nicola Mendelsohn, vice-president of Meta’s worldwide business team, and Cristian Perrella, director of European safety, are all accused of stealing money.
The case, which is vehemently rejected by Meta and OnlyFans, asserts that the social media giant aided the adult photo site in outperforming competitors by “blacklisting” them.
The three individuals were not supposed to be identified, but the owners of OnlyFans claimed they were “inadvertently unredacted.”
Dawn Dangaard, a professional adult entertainment performer, is one of the claimants.
According to court documents, the three paid money into trust fund accounts in the Philippines. OnlyFans and they have refuted this.
The case centers on the claim that adult performers promoting their products on Meta’s social media channels were detected and placed on a “blacklist.”
Meta and OnlyFans have refuted this claim.
Adult entertainers Dawn Dangaard, Kelly Gilbert, and Jennifer Allbaugh have filed the lawsuit.
Kelly Gilbert, a professional adult-entertainment performer, is another example.
Plaintiff Ruby is the professional adult entertainer name of Jennifer Allbaugh.
It was filed against Meta and its subsidiaries Facebook and Instagram, as well as the parent business of OnlyFans, Fenix International, and its owner, Leonid Radvinsky.
The judge dismissed the initial lawsuit because it was too imprecise.
The case was revealed by the technology website Gizmodo, including the names without redaction.
OnlyFans describe the charges as’meritless,’ but Meta has stated: ‘Plaintiffs have not produced a single shred of proof, and these allegations have been previously dismissed in federal court. It is irresponsible to report on these unsubstantiated assertions.