Florida mom says she’s suing sons’ school for banning her from its grounds because she’s on ONLYFANS

A Florida mother has filed a lawsuit against her sons’ school board after they outed her presence on OnlyFans and banned her from school grounds and field trips.

Victoria Triece, 31, is able to support her two children through the adult website and claims she did it so that she could have the ability to be in her child’s life without being hampered by a nine- five job. 

Triece – who has nearly 150,000 Instagram followers, 272,000 TikTok followers and 32,000 on Twitter – has sued them for violating her rights of free speech, free assembly and her right of privacy.

She alleges a Orange County school board member disseminated photos from the account to staff at the school back in 2021.

Sand Lake Elementary School banned her from volunteering after she’d spent five years and passed all other background checks.

Victoria Triece, 31, has filed a lawsuit against her sons’ school board after they outed her presence on OnlyFans and banned her from school grounds and field trips

‘I was humiliated, and I should not, and no one else should be concerned about what another parent does,’ Triece told NBC6. ‘I just love spending time with my kids and I have a great relationship with other parents and students.’ 

Speaking to DailyMail.com Saturday, Triece’s attorney Mark NeJame said the school board was behaving like the ‘morality police’ and compared it to a parent who hunts endangered species or cheats on their spouse. 

‘If a teacher or a parent was having an adulterous relationship, many would consider that to be far less moral,’ NeJame said. ‘Does that mean that parents and teachers who have violated their marriage vows shouldn’t be around children, is that immoral?’

He also alleged that Triece knows of other parents in Orange County who are involved with the adult website and says that most of the feedback he’s gotten on the suit has been supportive.

‘The obvious purpose of attempting to rally support for [the school board] ended up boomeranging on them,’ NeJame added. ‘They went ahead and distributed this, with nothing but evil or malicious intent. All that it would do was cast a scarlet letter on her. We’ve taken issue with that. ‘

Photos and videos of Triece show her in underwear, and embracing another scantily-clad woman on a bed, although she insists she never behaved inappropriately while working at the school.

The sex worker had assisted in organizing class parties and helped with lab assignments for her older son’s class, something she said she wanted to do ever since she became a mother, and is outraged by the ban, having wanted to emulate her mother doing the same for her as a child.

Triece, 31, is able to support her two children through the adult website and claims she did it so that she could have the ability to be in her child’s life without being hampered by a 9-5 job

Triece – who has nearly 150,000 Instagram followers, 272,000 TikTok followers and 32,000 on Twitter – has sued them for violating her rights of free speech, free assembly and her right of privacy

She alleges a Orange County school board member disseminated photos from the account to staff at the school back in 2021

‘I was humiliated, and I should not, and no one else should be concerned about what another parent does,’ Triece said . ‘I just love spending time with my kids and I have a great relationship with other parents and students’

Sand Lake Elementary School banned her from volunteering after she’d spent five years and passed all other background checks

Photos and videos of Triece show her in underwear, and embracing another scantily-clad woman on a bed, although she insists she never behaved inappropriately while working at the school

Triece is able to support her children in Orange County by performing on the adult website and with a massive following on social media

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The sex worker had assisted in organizing class parties and helped with lab assignments for her older son’s class, something she said she wanted to do ever since she became a mother, and is outraged by the ban. 

‘I don’t think any mom, any dad, anybody in the position that I’m in should be going through this,’ Triece told Fox 35 Orlando. ‘[To] be told what you do in your private life will affect you seeing your children in any realm at all. It’s just a, morally it’s just wrong.’ 

NeJame noted that the controversy hasn’t stopped her trying to help her children’s school, having bought supplies for teachers who couldn’t afford them, but only being able to give them to someone standing outside the school’s front door. 

‘They’re willingly and happily taking these donations but they’re saying that she’s not allowed to be there,’ he added.

While they are seeking as much as an Orange County Jury will award her in monetary damages – the original suit was for $1million – the attorney wants to file the suit as a warning for other parents who may face this in the future.

Attorny Mark NeJame (pictured left) noted that the controversy hasn’t stopped her trying to help her children’s school, having bought supplies for teachers who couldn’t afford them, but only being able to give them to someone standing outside the school’s front door

Triece, 30, was banned from the classroom after an anonymous letter sent to school officials revealed her OnlyFans page, and now she’s vowing to sue the school district for $1 million

Triece was officially kicked off campus after a parent anonymously tipped off school officials of her OnlyFans account, which is a subscriber-based adult-only website

Triece created her OnlyFans page over two years before the news came to light, and had even promoted the page on her public Twitter account, which was created back in 2016

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‘All things are on the table if the school board acts rationally. She knows multiple people who are in the school system who are on OnlyFans. What does this do to them?’

‘Her concerns were that she wants to be able to enjoy being with her kids again and she wants to make sure it doesn’t happen to anyone else, to make sure that others situated do not deal with this.’

A spokesman for the county schools has said they don’t comment on pending litigation. 

Triece said that she never dressed inappropriately while volunteering at the elementary school, with a handful of parents having reached out since her dismissal to her show their support.

She was still be allowed to chaperone field trips, according to her lawyers, but will not be allowed to work on-campus as a volunteer. 

Triece said that she never dressed inappropriately while volunteering at the school, with a handful of parents having reached out since her dismissal to her show their support

Triece is one of several recent online adult entertainers to have been publicly shamed for their work

Triece created her OnlyFans page over two years before the news came to light, and had even promoted the page on her public Twitter account, which was created back in 2016. 

‘One minute of my job a day is not my whole life, it’s not my life of being a mom or being a parent,’ she added. 

‘I think everybody’s just floored because they’re like, ‘We know you, we know who you are.’ 

Triece is one of several recent online adult entertainers to have been publicly shamed for their work, with a Sacramento mother telling the press in February that her kids were expelled from an area Catholic school after a ‘mean mom’ discovered her OnlyFans page.