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Busty Misfits boxing ring girl Apollonia Llewellyn fuming after she is banned from TikTok for ‘nudity and body exposure’


MISFITS star Apollonia Llewellyn has been left seething after being hit with a ban by TikTok.

The busty boxing ring girl, 23, regularly shares daring pictures and videos to her social media pages.

Apollonia Llewellyn has been handed a TikTok ban for wearing this outfitCredit: Instagram
Apollonia is no stranger to posting teasing pics and videosCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
The boxing ring girl is originally from LeedsCredit: https://www.instagram.com/stories/apolloniallewellyn/3099658846058289069/

However, Apollonia revealed that she has been hit with a TikTok livestreaming ban after alleged “nudity and body exposure” violations during a live video on Thursday.

Speaking to the Daily Star, Apollonia said: “I was wearing a white T-shirt that covered everything with no cleavage on show. It is absolutely ridiculous.

“There was no warning, no nothing. I don’t know where the nudity has come from.

“When it happened I was just so confused and didn’t really understand what was going on and when I clicked on it and it said I had been banned.

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“I was shocked because I haven’t done anything wrong. I would understand if I was sitting there in a bikini or whatever but that definitely wasn’t the case.

“I was just getting my makeup done and answering questions, nothing like what they are thinking I have done.

“It is just so frustrating because I was just sitting there in a T-shirt and I could understand it if I was exposed but I was literally completely covered.”

Apollonia, originally from Leeds, uses social media to make her living and has almost 700,000 followers on TikTok and over 550,000 on Instagram.

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Apollonia has almost 700,000 followers on TikTokCredit: Instagram @apolloniallewellyn
And she has been left fuming by her livestreaming banCredit: https://www.instagram.com/apolloniallewellyn/

She also caught the eye while working for KSI owned Misfits boxing – which will see KSI fight Joe Fournier following a shoving match at their face-off earlier today.

On the ban, a spokesperson for TikTok told the Star: “We can confirm that the account @apolloniallewellyn has been banned from livestreaming for violating our nudity and body exposure policy.

“Our Community Guidelines are clear that we do not allow nudity, including nipples and areolas, on our platform.”

The banning order sent to Apollonia by the video sharing site read: “We celebrate all shapes and sizes and what people want to feel comfortable in how they present themselves and their bodies.

“We do not allow nudity, including uncovered genitals and buttocks, as well as nipples and areolas of women and girls. Sheer and partially see through clothing is not considered covered.”

But Apollonia insists the ban “makes no sense” due to a number of fake accounts impersonating her which have not been given the same punishment.

She argued: “So I use TikTok to post brand videos, fashion, bikini and swimwear and then I use the lives to interact with people so they know it is actually me because there are so many going on these other live videos and subscribing to accounts which just aren’t me.

“I have had fans who said they have been paying someone who they thought was me thousands of pounds.

“That is why I contacted TikTok to get verified so people know it is me but they are just not doing it.

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“The fake accounts can go live but I can’t… it just makes no sense…

“This and the banning impacts me because I use the platform to get paid, this is my job, when I am on live I can earn gifts and I get subscribers and all that is now restricted.”

Apollonia also has an OnlyFans pageCredit: Instagram apolloniallewellyn
She insists the ban ‘makes no sense’Credit: Instagram apolloniallewellyn


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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