A married Sports Illustrated model who allegedly slept with five students at a prestigious boys’ college has been referred to police.
An investigation found married teacher and former model Fiona Viotti slept with her students and sent them explicit photos and videos, which were circulated on social media and even made their way to PornHub.
The school later announced that several more pupils may have been involved with the former teen water polo star, who was featured in South AfricanEarlier this month Bishops announced it had completed its investigation, and Ms Viotti could not be disciplined because she had resigned. Independent investigators found Ms Viotti had been sleeping with students for at least six years, making sure boys she targeted were over the age of consent.
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