A Playboy model claims she had her profile censored by the dating app Bumble because her photos were “too hot.”
According to The Daily Mail, Playboy model Tahlia Paris, 24, from Los Angeles, joined the dating app Bumble after the end of a relationship.
“I was on the app for not even a few hours because pictures I tried posting to my profile were removed even though they were normal photos,” the model claimed.
“It happened three or four times to different pictures and Bumble only allowed one of my pictures to stay up, which was really hurting my odds in the dating app world.”
‘The photos I posted very were basic. One was a selfie of myself, one was a picture a friend of mine had taken at the beach.
Too hot for Bumble! Playboy model, 24, who kept her profile ‘PG’ to look like ‘just an average girl’ claims dating app still removed her photos because she’s ‘too beautiful’
The Playboy model noted she also didn’t link to her Instagram profile in the Bumble app. Her social media presence includes a number of photos of her in swimsuits and lingerie.
“I tried to keep it very PG and not model-esque at all. I wanted guys to not stop at my profile because I’m a professional model but because I was just another average girl looking to date.”
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According to The Mirror, Bumble said it “prohibits photos of people indoors wearing swimsuits or underwear”.
Paris now believes the removal of her profile may have been a sign that online dating wasn’t for her.
Tahlia Paris has been without love for four years but was rejected by top dating app Bumble which claims it “prohibits photos of people indoors wearing swimsuits or underwear”
Model, 24, looking for love claims dating app Bumble rejected her for ‘being too hot’
“Online dating has never really been something I’m into but in these circumstances, I thought I’d try it and it didn’t work out. Maybe it’s for the best,” the Playboy model said of the Bumble app — explaining she signed up due to the ongoing pandemic.
“For now I’m at a stand-still with dating sadly, but hopefully things will open soon so I can get back out into the normal dating world.”
A Bumble spokesperson told The Daily Star “As part of that overall policy, our photo guidelines prohibit photos of people indoors wearing swimsuits or underwear.”
The company also urged users to review its community guidelines page for more information.
The influencer, who has 907,000 followers on Instagram, runs an OnlyFans account where she posts sexy snaps.
Playboy model says she’s ‘too hot’ for Bumble after sexy profile is removed from app
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