OnlyFans Model Turns Heads At Disneyland By Filming Promotional Videos For Her Content

OnlyFans model Luvie Doll's recent trip to "Happiest Place on Earth" had little to do with enjoying all that the amusement park had to offer. She was there to grab attention and shoot promotional videos for her content.

Grabbing attention during her trip to Disneyland Paris was the easy part.

Luvie did that in a tight "She Wants the D" shirt with leather pants and ridiculously high-heeled boots. Add that to her bright pink hair and she was on everyone's radar as soon as she stepped foot into the park.

The self-described "shiny glam bimbo queen and kinky smoking fetish goddess" had her work cut out for her when it came to shooting her promotional videos.

It's one thing to get past the park authorities without receiving a dress code violation. It's another thing to blend in and appear as if you're just another person enjoying the park, and not there to create promotional material.

There's nothing in the rule book against taking suggestive pictures or videos, although it's not recommended. The content Luvie created, however, could be seen as a form of advertisement for her OnlyFans.

Are There Rules Against Content Creators Having A Good Time?

That would be a violation of the rules. Disneyland Paris Resort’s rules state, "Any picture, video, sound recording or photo taken by a visitor in either of the Parks may be used only for personal purposes."

Nothing to see here. This is just what happens when a content creator ventures out into the wild. Is the footage promotional or not? Who can really determine that?

I'm definitely not the one to ask. These are the kinds of decisions I like to leave up to the suits in Washington to get to the bottom of.

Content creators are people too. While some take the family out to an amusement park for a good time, they tend to grab their camera and a friend.