OnlyFans stars brazenly bypass Instagram’s nudity restrictions by pretending to breastfeed baby dolls – while furious viewers claim they’re ‘completely making fun of mums’

  • Instagram has no nudity policy, but makes exceptions for ‘active breastfeeding’
  • OnlyFans stars are exploiting the loophole with nude videos featuring baby dolls

OnlyFans stars are brazenly bypassing Instagram’s nudity restrictions by pretending to breastfeed baby dolls.

Instagram has a strict ‘no nudity’ policy, including photos and videos of female nipples.

However, some exceptions are made, including reports from women who are ‘actively breastfeeding’.

MailOnline discovered that several OnlyFans stars were using this loophole by posting videos of dolls being held against their bare breasts and pretending to breastfeed.

Many viewers have branded the videos as ‘disrespectful’, with one commenting: ‘Have you lost all sense of shame? Using breastfeeding and a fake baby for likes and money is disrespectful on so many levels!’

Many viewers label the videos as 'disrespectful'

OnlyFans stars are brazenly bypassing Instagram’s nudity restrictions by pretending to breastfeed toy babies

Instagram’s Community Guidelines explain that nudity is not allowed “for various reasons.”

“We know there are times when people want to share nude photos that are artistic or creative in nature, but for several reasons we don’t allow nudity on Instagram,” Meta’s app explains.

‘This includes photographs, videos and some digitally created content showing intercourse, genitals and close-ups of fully nude buttocks.

‘It also includes some photos of female nipples, but photos in the context of breastfeeding, childbirth and afterbirth moments, health-related situations (e.g. post-mastectomy, breast cancer awareness or gender confirmation surgery) or an act of protest are permitted.’

MailOnline researched the search term “breastfeeding” on the platform and found several videos of OnlyFans stars scattered among the images and videos of mothers actually breastfeeding.

Oddly enough, several videos show the women staring seductively into the camera and even biting their lips

The captions on these videos are usually similar to those of legitimate breastfeeding videos

MailOnline investigated the search term “breastfeeding” on the platform and found several videos of OnlyFans stars scattered among the images and videos of mothers actually breastfeeding

Many viewers have branded the videos as 'disrespectful', with one commenting: 'Have you lost all sense of shame?  Using breastfeeding and a fake baby for likes and money is disrespectful on so many levels!'

Many viewers have branded the videos as ‘disrespectful’, with one commenting: ‘Have you lost all sense of shame? Using breastfeeding and a fake baby for likes and money is disrespectful on so many levels!’

Curiously, several videos show the women staring seductively into the camera and even biting their lips while holding a doll to their bare chest.

The captions on these videos are usually similar to those of legitimate breastfeeding videos.

“Breastfeeding is beautiful,” reads one, while another says: “Breastfeeding mothers” alongside a heart emoji.

However, tapping into their profiles reaffirms their identities as adult stars, with their OnlyFans pages promoted in their Instagram bios.

Several outraged viewers have commented on the videos to express their disgust.

‘Stop sexualizing breastfeeding!!!’ one user pleaded, while another wrote: ‘Making fun of mothers everywhere.’

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Another added: 'pretending to breastfeed a doll so you can take your boobs out, labeling it as educational to circumvent guidelines while promoting your only fans.  'We have reached a new low population'

Another added: ‘pretending to breastfeed a doll so you can take your boobs out, labeling it as educational to circumvent guidelines while promoting your only fans. ‘We have reached a new low population’

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“Using a baby for internet power and to show some boobs seems a bit questionable.”

Another added: ‘pretending to breastfeed a doll so you can take your boobs out, labeling it as educational to circumvent guidelines while promoting your only fans.

‘We have reached a new low.’

MailOnline has reached out to Instagram for comment on how these videos are allowed on the platform and whether or not anything is being done to prevent them.