Mother outraged she can't volunteer at her child's school because she has a sex-oriented web page

A mother from Florida says she was told she could no longer volunteer at her children's elementary school due to having an OnlyFans page.

During a press conference this week, mom Victoria Triece told reporters that a parent at her children's school alerted staff to her account on OnlyFans, the subscription service that has become popular thanks to its user-generated adult content.

Triece — whose children are ages 5 and 10 — said she regularly helps organize activities at the school but claims she was banned after the unidentified parent sent images from her subscription-only page to administrators.

"Nobody has the right to judge what other people do for a living," 30-year-old Triece said, according to WESH. "I feel judged, and so isolated."

Triece was accompanied by her attorney, Mark NeJame, who said they plan to sue the school district for at least $1 million.

Neither NeJames nor the district, Orange County Public Schools, immediately responded to PEOPLE's request for comment.

Tommy Monk wrote:


I don't really think an advocate of and creator of pornography is a suitable person to be working so closely with children in a school environment.