Star OnlyFans model permanently banned from TikTok, laments losing 1.2 million followers knewz.com

Anna Paul was one of TikTok’s biggest stars before her account was ‘permanently banned’ last week. Picture: Instagram/@anna_paull.

TikTok has “permanently banned” the star OnlyFans model Anna Paul, with the 21-year-old claiming her “innocent” account was shut down because she’s a sex worker.

The Australian internet model had 1.2 million followers on TikTok before her account was deleted within “in seconds” last Thursday.

Anna works as an adult content creator on OnlyFans where she earns money selling subscriptions to her X-rated content.

She also had a huge following on TikTok where she documented her day-to-day life in “innocent” 60-second vlogs every day.

Image: Instagram

“It was a shock because I had never had a warning before, none of my videos have ever gone against community guidelines whatsoever,” she told news.com.au.

“There’s so many other sex workers on TikTok I just post my day, I just post myself going to lunch,” the OnlyFans model said of her TikTok ban.

“It is so weird, I don’t know what I’ve done.”

She added: “I was actually about to sign a contract with a brand to advertise some of their stuff in a TikTok.

“It’s the first ad I would have done on the platform and now I lose money because I can’t do it, I had to say, ‘Hey sorry I can’t sign the contract anymore because my TikTok is gone.’

“So not only is it sad because one year’s worth of memories have been ripped from me, my followers don’t get to see my vlogs every day and now I’m actually losing money from it too.”

TikTok said that it does not allow ‘content that commits, promotes, or glorifies sexual solicitation or accounts that attempt to redirect traffic’. Picture: Instagram/@anna_paull.

“Our Community Guidelines make it clear that we do not allow content that commits, promotes, or glorifies sexual solicitation or accounts that attempt to redirect traffic,” a spokesperson for TikTok told news.com.au.

“We will remove such content and accounts as we work to promote a safe community environment.”