A preschool worker lost her job after Libs of TikTok outed her as an OnlyFans model making porn at work

• A preschool employee lost her job after Libs of TikTok outed her OnlyFans account.
• Chaya Raichik, the woman behind Libs of TikTok, sent pictures to the school, which took action.

A preschool employee in Massachusetts lost her job after Libs of TikTok outed her OnlyFans account.

Chaya Raichik, the woman behind the controversial Twitter account, said she had sent pictures to the school of the employee making content at work.

It is the latest example of Raichik using her powerful platform to advance conservative causes, and plays into a broader trend of schools punishing staff who post on OnlyFans and similar platforms.

Raichik has long focused her large following on what she sees as misdeeds at school, but this appears to be the first time one of her targets was fired.

"A preschool para ... at Wolf Swamp Road School in Longmeadow, Massachusetts appears to have filmed content for her OnlyFans on school grounds," Raichik wrote on the Libs of TikTok website earlier this week.

She named Breanna Percy, a teaching assistant at the school, and posted a screenshot purporting to show her in a bathroom with her shirt lifted up, alongside the caption "Naughty at work."

School authorities confirmed to Insider that an employee lost her job, but did not give her name. Insider could not reach Percy for comment.

An old page on the school website listed her as a member of staff, but had been removed as of February 1.

The OnlyFans account Raichik highlighted, which had the name "hairyboo," had also been removed.

An OnlyFans spokesperson told Insider that the platform's terms of service prohibit content that contains nudity in a "public place," which could arguably cover a school bathroom.

If they breach this rule, their account can be removed.

Raichik said in her post that when she contacted the school its secretary told her "my jaw is on my desk."

Insider contacted Raichik to ask about how she found the case and what she thought of it. She replied with a question, asking: "Do you think it's okay for a teacher to film OnlyFans content on school grounds during school?"

The principal of Wolf Swamp Road School, Jared Materas, forwarded Insider a statement from the area's superintendent Marty O'Shea responding to the situation.

"While an employee was found to have violated the District's acceptable use of technology policy, I can assure you that this was an isolated event that did not involve students or staff at any point or impact their safety in any manner," the statement said.

"The matter was addressed promptly and the individual is no longer employed by the Longmeadow Public Schools."

The statement did not address whether she left her job voluntarily or was fired.

This is not the first time Raichik has highlighted people who work at schools.

In April, 2022, teacher Tyler Wrynn said he had been doxxed — having one's private information released by someone else — by Raichik and received death threats from her followers because he posted content on TikTok about supporting LGBTQ+ children. He said he was attacked and lost his job as a result.

Often Raichik falls short of getting educators fired. Rather, she puts out allegations and lets her 1.8 million followers do the work. Another tweet from Libs of TikTok last year included fake allegations about a teacher in Austin who "gave students worksheets on furries," leading the district to receive an onslaught of harassment.

Research from Media Matters last year said that Raichik tagged or named 222 schools, education organizations, or school system employees in 2022.

Her efforts included describing educators who brought LGBTQ+ issues to the classroom as "groomers" and "pedophiles."

In one example, Raichik said a trans teacher was "another groomer that needs to be arrested and jailed for abusing and trying to indoctrinate kids into the sickness."