OnlyFans star sent home from office job for ‘inappropriate’ outfit

An adult star has shared her shock after being sent home from her office job for her unorthodox corporate attire, sparking outrage.

A woman who was sent home from work for wearing a “distracting” dress last year claims she has once again been reprimanded for an “inappropriate” outfit.

Marie Dee, from the US, wore a black lace top with plunging V-neckline to her office job recently.

To finish her self-declared “casual corporate” ensemble she paired the lacy top with black pants but was shocked when it was deemed “inappropriate” by a HR supervisor.

In an apparent act of rebellion, Ms Dee shared a video of her outfit on social media, writing: I am meeting with the HR branch supervisor tomorrow. Wish me luck.”

Followers of the content creator, who earns a living on OnlyFans as well as working at her dad’s company, were quick to defend Ms Dee’s outfit.

An OnlyFans star has revealed she was sent home from her office job for wearing a revealing outfit. Picture: TikTok/@notmariedee

This is what Marie Dee’s HR department deemed ‘inappropriate’. Picture: TikTok/@notmariedee

“That’s professional to me, sounds like you have trolls in the work area,” one wrote.

“Why are they hating on you? You look very smart,” another said.

As one chipped in: “Is your HR stuck in a time loop from the medieval era?”

Despite the support, Ms Dee said she’d received a “write-up” for the outfit, suggesting her colleagues were “jealous” of her “cute” style.

It’s not the first time she has claimed her work wardrobe has landed her in trouble, sparking scepticism amongst some followers.

Ms Dee said she’d been “sent home” from work because her outfit was “distracting” in November 2022.

The mum-of-two had been wearing a figure-hugging black dress with a high neckline when she’d been disciplined and described the decision as “ridiculous” in a TikTok video.

The clip also shared her conversation with a human resources worker who firmly told her “you can’t wear that, it’s way too revealing and distracting”.

She went viral last year for wearing a dress described as ‘distracting’ by her co-workers. Picture: TikTok/@notmariedee

Despite an outpouring of support, some are sceptical of Ms Dee’s claims. Picture: TikTok/@notmariedee

Understandably, her video blew up, clocking more than 24 million views in its first few days.

Outraged followers declared there was “nothing wrong” with what Ms Dee was wearing, stating her co-workers “need to learn self-control”.

“HR seems to be overstepping here. I don’t think anything is wrong here,” one said.

“Document it and call a lawyer. Document what everyone else in the office is wearing,” another said.