OnlyFans model sues ex-boyfriend for over $6 billion in revenge porn lawsuit 

An OnlyFans model in Florida is suing her ex-boyfriend for $6.3 billion for posting sexually explicit content from her social media accounts without her consent.

Mikayla Saravia, 25, alleges Nicholas Hunter, 27, changed the passwords on her accounts and posted the graphic photos and videos after they broke up in October, according to the revenge porn lawsuit filed this week in federal court .

Saravia — who has millions of fans on many social media sites — has two accounts on OnlyFans — one that’s free and a more “explicit” one that costs $30 a month.

The lawsuit alleges that Hunter – who did business with Saravia before they split – took control of both and used them to sell videos and photos of her.

Saravia claims that Hunter changed her account passwords and posted the graphic photos and videos after the couple broke up in October 2022.

The lawsuit alleges that Hunter took control of both of her accounts on OnlyFans without her consent — and used them to sell videos of Saravia for $35 and photos for $10 and $13

The lawsuit alleges that Hunter posted “numerous, sexually explicit images” and videos of Saravia from October 2022 through January 2023, also for sale.

On January 28, 2023, Hunter used Saravia’s Twitter account to send a sexually explicit image of her to her 628,700 Twitter followers, the lawsuit said.

Saravia was able to take back control of her accounts shortly after.

Her attorney Joseph DiRuzzo acknowledged that his client had posted explicit content herself, but pointed out that she was the one in control of those posts.

“Just because you’ve given permission to an image in the past doesn’t mean you’re giving someone permission to post additional content without your permission,” DiRuzzo wrote in the complaint.

“Defendant used the OnlyFans account to sell sexually explicit videos and images of the plaintiff based on material he collected before their business and personal relationship broke.”

The lawsuit is seeking $6.3 billion in damages, which equates to $10,000 for each of the 628,000 Twitter followers she had in October when their relationship ended.

On January 28, 2023, Hunter used Saravia’s Twitter account to send a sexually explicit image of her to her 628,700 Twitter followers, the lawsuit said.

Her attorney Joseph DiRuzzo acknowledged that his client had posted explicit content herself, but pointed out that she was the one in control of those posts

The lawsuit alleges that from October 2022 to January 2023, Hunter posted “numerous, sexually explicit images and videos of Saravia, also for sale. Saravia was able to take back control of her accounts in January 2023.

The lawsuit is seeking $6.3 billion in damages, which equates to $10,000 for each of the 628,000 Twitter followers she had in October when their relationship ended

Hunter was identified in the lawsuit as doing business with Saravia, which was listed as KKVSH, LLC. The pair also produced YouTube videos together.

According to Yahoo FinanceHunter is an entrepreneur known as Nick Yardy and his main client success story at the time was Saravia.

The article stated that Hunter managed KKVSH and “successfully grew its account through his innovative growth strategies from just 1,000 fans to nearly 5 million.”

The couple separated in October 2022, and the complaint alleged that he exceeded his authorized access to Saravia’s electronic devices.

The lawsuit also stated that Hunter and Saravia are also involved in a civil domestic violence case in Broward County, Florida.

Saravia previously made headlines for making over $100,000 a year from her long tongue.

Saravia made headlines in 2019 for earning over $100,000 a year from her long tongue

Saravia was 21 years old in 2019 when she revealed how she would receive between $900 and $3,000 for making a video where she licks or twerks herself on things