Crypto Bro CALLS on Instagram to unban his OnlyFans star girlfriend

TikTok star Atis Paul has issued a desperate plea for help after his OnlyFans model girlfriend Mikaela Testa was banned from Instagram for posting hot content.

Atis, an Australian influencer and cryptocurrency investor, asked fans for advice on how to recover Mikaela’s account after it was suddenly deactivated.

“My girlfriend’s Instagram account has been deleted again. Does anyone here have any real connection to anyone on Instagram? If you do, please HMU [hit me up]” he wrote on Instagram Stories on Wednesday.

The 21-year-old followed up with a second message which read: “Please don’t anyone message me saying you know someone who has recovered accounts they are all BS [bulls**t]. Please only HMU if you have a real connection.’

According to Instagram’s Terms of Service, accounts that violate the platform’s community guidelines can be permanently banned without warning.

There is no way to recover an account once it has been permanently banned.

Mikaela, who earns over $162,000 a month selling X-rated images and videos on OnlyFans, is no stranger to having her social media accounts deactivated due to hot content.

In 2020, she was banned from TikTok for violating “several community guidelines”.

The Gold Coast model has publicly challenged the ban, telling News Corp that she did nothing wrong and was unfairly penalized by TikTok’s “automatic scanner”.

“The most he would have had was cleavage through a crop top. But nothing more than what Lizzo or any other body-positive influencer would post,” she insisted.

Mikaela also went wild on Instagram in 2019 after the social media platform stopped displaying the number of likes on her posts.

At the time, she uploaded a tearful video of herself saying influencers were “suffering” due to the removal of likes.

‘If you think it’s good, you can fuck off. It’s actually a sad day for those who have Instagram as a job,’ Mikaela cried.

“Regardless of what you think, Instagram is hard work and industry players have worked hard to get where they are.

“It’s people who aren’t even in the industry who think it’s a fucking joke. It’s not. It’s really a shame here.

She said she put her “blood, sweat and tears” into her online presence and many “brands and businesses” suffered.

Although she directly referenced the removal of the likes counter in her video, Mikaela later said that her emotional outburst had nothing to do with the Instagram update.

‘Since there are some rude people misinterpreting this video, it has nothing to do with Instagram removing likes. It’s the dumbest thing I’ve heard,” she said.

“This has everything to do with the hurtful and disgusting comments and messages I’ve received over the past week and I just need a break.”

Her video sparked widespread backlash, with many critics saying it was time Mikaela “got a real job”.