The Spanish Ecclesiastical Court has annulled a couple’s marriage, finding that the profile on this social network, known for its erotic content, excludes “fidelity at the time of marriage.”
A Spanish couple saw their marriage annulled by the Ecclesiastical Court after the man discovered the woman’s secret: a story in Fanaticssocial network known for offering erotic content.
The account was created before the couple’s marriage, but The woman kept it active and posted new content even after getting marriedwhich led the husband to request the annulment of the union.
Her lawyer revealed details of the case and her social media, explaining that, despite OnlyFans being known for its adult content, the woman’s profile does not contain erotic photos, and that she used the platform to “earn a little extra money.” Still, he recalled that, in an ecclesiastical marriage, the couple is “obliged to be faithful, have children and remain married for the rest of their lives.” “In this case, the Court considered that the woman violated article 1101.2 of the Canon Code and excluded fidelity at the time of marriage by maintaining the Onlyfans account,” Enrique Sainz wrote.
In other words, the basis for the decision is the fact that the woman never revealed the existence of the profile to her husband, either before or after the marriage. In addition, she remained active on the platform, This attitude is considered infidelity..
Between January and March of this year alone, Spanish authorities have already registered 8,101 applications for non-consensual divorce, which is 9.5% less than in the same period last year.
Source: Observadora
