TikTok star Atis Paul has issued a desperate plea for help after his OnlyFans model girlfriend Mikaela Testa was banned from Instagram for posting raunchy content.
Atis, an Australian influencer and cryptocurrency investor, asked fans for advice on how to retrieve Mikaela's account after it was suddenly deactivated.
'My girlfriend's Instagram account has been deleted again. Does anyone here have true connections to someone at Instagram? If you do, please HMU [hit me up],' he wrote on Instagram Stories on Wednesday.
Help needed: TikTok star Atis Paul (left) has issued a desperate plea for help after his OnlyFans model girlfriend Mikaela Testa (right) was banned from Instagram for posting raunchy content
The 21-year-old followed up with a second post that read: 'Please no one message me saying you know someone that's gotten accounts back, they're all BS [bulls**t]. Please only HMU if you have a real connection.'
According to Instagram's terms of service, accounts that violate the platform's community guidelines may be permanently banned without warning.
There is no way to retrieve an account once it has been permanently banned.
![Desperate times: The 21-year-old followed up with a second Instagram post that read: 'Please no one message me saying you know someone that's gotten accounts back, they're all BS [bulls**t]. Please only HMU if you have a real connection.'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/01/26/23/53415741-10445559-Desperate_times_The_21_year_old_followed_up_with_a_second_post_t-a-28_1643239317793.jpg)
'Does anyone here have true connections to someone at Instagram?' Atis, an Australian influencer and cryptocurrency investor, asked fans for advice on how to retrieve Mikaela's account after it was suddenly deactivated
Mikaela, who makes more than $162,000 per month selling X-rated images and videos on OnlyFans, is no stranger to having her social media accounts deactivated.
In 2020, she was banned from TikTok for breaching 'multiple community guidelines'.
The Gold Coast model publicly disputed the ban, telling News Corp she hadn't done anything wrong and that she'd been unfairly penalised by TikTok's 'automatic scanner'.
