Brazilian Instagrammer and porn star facing 13 revenge porn charges | sallyrawsthorne
A Brazilian Instagram influencer and porn star who allegedly took intimate photos of a man then uploaded them to the internet is facing 13 revenge porn charges.
"Thanks babes for the great start of a new decade, I’m happy and greateful being able for to share with these amazing friends and every part of it was special!"Fabricio Da Silva Claudino is due to return to court on Friday, where he is expected to apply for bail.In another photo posted to his followers, the Brazilian national is pictured posing with singer Charli XCX.
"Our friend Fabricio is in a lot of trouble and he needs your help," says a GoFundMe set up to raise $8000 for legal fees.
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