OnlyFans Creator Farha Khalidi's Claims on Political Content Promotion
Farha Khalidi , a notable influencer on social media platforms including OnlyFans and TikTok, recently disclosed her experiences with promoting political content linked to the Biden administration. Khalidi, who boasts over 119,000 followers on Instagram, revealed that her involvement was orchestrated by a third-party media company, which paid her for the promotion without requiring disclosure due to the content not being about a tangible product.
Undisclosed Political Endorsements
According to Khalidi, there was a specific directive to not openly declare the nature of these endorsements. She highlighted an instance where she was encouraged to frame her racial identity in a specific narrative in relation to political figures, one being Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson . This directive included portraying how her identity as a person of color was being supported by certain political decisions and nominations.
Concerns Over Content Authenticity and Personal Identity
Khalidi expressed discomfort over the way her identity was being utilized for political leverage. She detailed an uncomfortable interaction where a white female representative from the involved media company tried to influence her to publicly align her personal feelings with the political narrative they promoted. Khalidi found this manipulative and inappropriate, resisting the framing suggested.
Financial and Professional Implications
She also mentioned that these sponsored posts provided her financial support during her college years. The influencer noted that apart from the Biden administration, she accepted similar promotional tasks from other organizations including Planned Parenthood and various dating apps. However, the exact financial compensation Khalidi received for these activities has not been disclosed.
Lack of Official Response
The White House has not yet responded to inquiries regarding these claims, leaving the public and media to speculate on the potential implications of these undeclared promotional activities.
