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An adult content creator has been accused of "incest baiting" with her content.
Leah Ray, a British content creator has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers across accounts on sites like X, Instagram, and TikTok and maintains a large following on X-rated content creation site OnlyFans.
She's known for her relatable lifestyle videos (a core part of her branding is that she is 4ft 9in) and football focused content, especially on her chosen team Arsenal.
However, most of her content does revolve around her body, with titillating details and captions that are meant to make you click on her links and subscribe to her X-rated content on OnlyFans.
But one of her most recent posts has stirred up significant controversy, with many of her followers claiming the bait post has gone too far. Here's why.
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On a post to her X (formerly Twitter) account, Leah Ray attached two photos of her and an older man with dwarfism, with the caption: "You'll never guess what me and my dad got up to today."
In one of the pictures, the man she claims is her "dad" can be seen kissing her on the cheek.
As Ray is an OnlyFans creator, the man pictured is not her actual father and instead a fellow adult content creator who has cropped up again and again in her content.
The point of this post - which does carry a heavy sexual undertone - is to entice the viewer to click her links and be redirected to her OnlyFans account where they can watch her content in full.
"Incest-baiting" is by far not a new phenomenon but in such a saturated marketplace as you'll find today, some content creators are pushing what's acceptable in the boundaries of taste.
But this post may have gone too far for some, and her followers were not happy about it.
Comments under the post are largely derisive of the content and calling out Ray for baiting her followers.
One annoyed follower wrote: "All a bit incestuous and weird," while another added: "That's not your Dad."
Further down, another perturbed fan seemed determined to call out the baiting post for all to see
"Leah Ray isn't her real name," they wrote. "Mr Ray (her fake dad) turns up [and is] part of the act. It's all one big grift for clicks to make money."
