Turkish OnlyFans model and adult actress Merve Taskin has been placed under house arrest after advertising a Valentine’s Day dinner date for £9,000.
Taskin, 27, was arrested on February 14 and accused of offering “obscene services” after posting an advertisement on X to her 124,000 followers. The post offered to be a fan’s “girlfriend” for an evening, complete with a dinner date.
Soon after, Turkish authorities took action, and on February 15, a judge at the Caglayan Court ordered her to remain under house arrest while her phone and social media accounts were investigated.
Taskin’s viral post listed her fee as 400,000 Turkish lira (approximately £8,770) and playfully described what her lucky suitor could expect:
– **Conversation:** “I am talkative, we can chat a lot.”
– **Beauty:** “You can create a good image with me outside.”
– **Fame:** “I am known in Turkey, you can satisfy your ego within yourself.”
– **Intelligence:** “I’m smarter than you expect, you’ll be surprised.”
She also jokingly warned:
– “Bonus: I have great manipulation skills, be careful not to fall in love.”
– “Bonus 2: If you need motivation on anything, I’m pretty good at that too.”
– “Bonus 3: I am humble.”
Following the post, Taskin was reported to the police, leading to her sudden arrest.
After her release, Taskin took to social media to describe her experience in custody. She claimed she spent a night in a “cold, stuffy, unhygienic detention cell” alongside local prostitutes.
“One of the girls was crying at first because she got locked up in the detention cell,” she wrote, “but then she started laughing when she found out that I was Turkish and that I was there because of social media.”
Expressing disbelief at the situation, she added: “Someone please tell me that they played a prank on me and none of it is real.”
This is not Taskin’s first run-in with the law. In 2021, she was sentenced to five months in prison for posting erotic photos during a trip to Amsterdam—including an infamous picture of her posing with a giant penis at the city’s Sex Museum.
Her latest legal troubles have reignited debates over Turkey’s strict laws on online content and personal freedoms.
