A 23-year-old Turkish OnlyFans model, Ezra Vandan, was arrested after publicly announcing her controversial plan to sleep with 100 men in 24 hours. The model, known as Azranur AV online, sparked outrage and legal action after sharing her intentions on social media. Turkish authorities charged Vandan with obscenity, slander, and resisting an officer, as reported by the New York Post.
The Announcement That Sparked a Controversy
In a now-deleted post on X (formerly Twitter), Vandan revealed her plans to break a Turkish and global record. Sharing a provocative photo of herself in red lingerie, she wrote, “My goal is to break first a Turkish record and then the world. I start with 100 men in 24 hours. We will be editing the application and details soon with my team and sending them to you.”
Her post quickly gained traction, amassing attention from her 231,000 followers and beyond. However, it was flagged by the Istanbul Public Security Branch Directorate’s Morality Bureau, which deemed her plans “obscene” and “damaging to national morale.”
A Global Record and Local Consequences
The record Vandan was aiming for reportedly belongs to OnlyFans model Bonnie Blue, who claims to have slept with 1,057 men in under 24 hours. However, Turkey’s strict laws surrounding morality and adult content posed significant barriers to Vandan’s attempt. The OnlyFans platform was banned in Turkey in 2023, adding another layer of controversy to her plans.
Vandan’s arrest occurred while she was undergoing cosmetic surgery. Authorities detained her and her 25-year-old Iranian husband, Pedram Behdar Vandan, although he was later released. Video footage from the arrest shows Vandan dressed in leggings and a crop top, with a white bandage on her head, as officers escorted her to a police van.
In a bizarre twist, Vandan reportedly asked one of the officers to take a photo of her during the arrest. “I had the photo taken by one of the officers; he didn’t object much,” she later said.
The Legal Fallout
During her court appearance with the Istanbul 6th Criminal Judgeship of Peace, prosecutors called for prison time, accusing Vandan of “damaging moral values” and being “provocative to society.” Vandan defended her actions, stating that she did “not deserve to be judged” for her plans.
The case highlights the growing tension between Turkey’s conservative societal norms and the increasingly globalized nature of adult content creation. Vandan’s attempt to break into the international spotlight reflects a broader trend of adult performers pushing boundaries to gain attention and subscribers.
A Growing Trend in Adult Content
Vandan’s arrest comes amid a wave of adult performers making headlines for their attempts to break records. Bonnie Blue’s infamous record of sleeping with 1,057 men in one day has become a provocative benchmark in the industry. Similarly, OnlyFans model Lily Phillips went viral for her YouTube documentary, which captured her emotional reaction after sleeping with 101 men in one day.
These sensational stunts often spark debate about personal agency, societal standards, and the ethics of pushing such boundaries for fame and financial gain.
The Larger Implications
Ezra Vandan’s case serves as a stark reminder of the challenges adult content creators face in regions with restrictive laws and conservative values. Her arrest also highlights the lengths to which performers will go to stand out in an increasingly saturated market. As these stories continue to unfold, they underscore the clash between modern content creation and traditional societal expectations.