An Australian OnlyFans star has been censored by Instagram and accused of 'sexual solicitation' after posting a fully nude photo.
Gabrielle Epstein had her raunchy post deleted by the Facebook-owned platform on Tuesday for violating the website's community guidelines.
The LA-based model, 27, shared a screenshot of the automated alert she'd received from Instagram telling her the photo had been removed.
Censored: Gabrielle Epstein (pictured), an Australian OnlyFans star, has been censored by Instagram and accused of 'sexual solicitation' after posting a fully nude photo
Instagram broadly defines 'adult sexual solicitation' as any content that allows users to 'facilitate, encourage or coordinate sexual activity'.
This includes pornography, 'erotic messages', offering or asking for sex or nude images, use of 'sexualised slang' and 'language that describes sex or arousal'.
Gabrielle laughed off the slap on the wrist by writing 'LOL' next to the screenshot.
Free spirit! She had her raunchy post deleted by the Facebook-owned platform on Tuesday for violating the website's community guidelines
Alert: She shared this screenshot of the automated alert she'd received from Instagram telling her the photo had been removed. Instagram broadly defines 'adult sexual solicitation' as any content that allows users to 'facilitate, encourage or coordinate sexual activity'
The socialite's 'less is more' approach to fashion often gets her in trouble with Instagram's anti-nudity police.
She was censored by the social media giant yet again earlier this month after sharing a photo of herself that was apparently 'too naked'.
She told her followers an image she'd posted to her back-up account - which features more racy content than her main account - was removed because it supposedly violated Instagram's community guidelines.
She posted a comparatively tame gallery of photos of herself in a white lace bra and sweatpants, and wrote in the caption: 'Hi, Instagram removed my pic this morning because I was too naked (what's new?) so here is this instead.'
While it's unclear why Instagram took steps to remove Gabrielle's post, the image may have been reported by a user or alternatively it could have been flagged by an algorithm that detects nudity.
Removed: It comes after the LA-based model was censored by Instagram yet again earlier this month after sharing a photo of herself that was apparently 'too naked'
