Rachel Dolezal, a white woman known for her black identity for years, made a splash again, this time wearing pop star Rihanna’s underwear line, in her mischievous photos posted on the OnlyFans page.
Several photos have leaked from her page this week, one of which shows Rihanna posing in the Savage X Fenty star’s signature bodysuits from her lingerie line.
According to his representative, “Dolezal confiscated the last batch of underwear.” [from the label] and I want to show it to my subscribers.”
Dolezal is seen in the photo with “justice” written on her hip. It has not yet been confirmed whether the “tattoo” for the photo shoot is real or temporary.
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In several other photos leaked online, the race impostor is seen wearing brightly colored clothing.
Dolezal launched the OnlyFans page last year to post “foot pictures” and “make-up tutorials” for fans for a ten-dollar monthly subscription fee.
Her landing page bio says: “Followers will see my sensual side meet my creative spirit through candid images inspired by colour, light and weekend underwear.”
Rihanna launched her global lingerie brand, Savage X Fenty, at Villain, New York, on May 10, 2018. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Savage X Fenty)
Dolezal made other attempts to cash in on his bad reputation as a racing driver. He tried selling homemade candy, “Melanin Spectrum dolls,” and art.
The woman first gained national attention when it was revealed that she had been posing as a black woman for ten years and was very good at pretending to be black and became president of the NAACP in Spokane. He eventually denied charges of welfare fraud, second-degree perjury, and making false statements while appearing before a judge in 2018.
Eventually, Dolezal admitted that he had been lying about being black all these years. But she still claims to “identify” as a black woman.
Dolezal also insisted that the Black Lives Matter movement, which emerged years after it was revealed to be a fake black woman, somehow “justified” her.
“Most of my messages come from black, mixed or non-white, and a lot of people say now is your time, you’re right,” Dolezal said in 2020. “I got a hundred and a hundred messages. . Most are very positive.”
Source: Breitbart
