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Kylie Perez, known as Natalie Monroe, made money on the OnlyFans platform, where she published explicit content. She filed a false tax return in 2019 and hid $1.5 million in income from the US tax authorities from 2020 to 2023.
In the United States, a porn star who earned 5.4 million dollars (467 million rubles) was sent to prison for a year. Need To Know writes about this.
Kylie Perez, who posted her explicit photos and videos on the OnlyFans platform under the pseudonym Natalie Monroe, was behind bars. Investigators found that in 2019 the girl filed a false declaration with the tax authorities, and from 2020 to 2023 hid taxes in the amount of $1.5 million (almost 130 million rubles) from the authorities.
Perez pleaded guilty in May. At the end of August, a court in Tampa, Florida, sentenced her to a year in federal prison. After serving his sentence, Perez will remain under supervised release for another year. “When someone chooses to live a luxurious life rather than meet their tax obligations, there will be consequences,” said agent Ron Loecker, who investigated the porn model’s case.
Perez has more than 2.6 million followers on social media, but her main income comes from her OnlyFans account.
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After Kylie Perez's release, she may face restrictions on social media activities due to reputational risks.
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