JustForFans Owner And Alleged Rapist Dominic Ford Shares Graphic Sex Videos With Gay Porn Star Brent Everett, Accuses “Jealous Haters” Of Slander And Harassment
Despite being accused of raping two of the young men who were independent contractors for his amateur video site, JustForFans, earlier this year (each of whom had personal sexual relationships with him on and off camera), Dominic Ford is back on camera with another performer roughly half his age, and this time it’s well-known gay porn star Brent Everett.
Earlier this week, Ford tweeted several images of himself and Everett having sex while Ford visited Everett on Turks and Caicos (Everett, who is Canadian, spends a lot of time on the island with family who lives there):
Over the last three years, Brent Everett has been open about his struggles with drug addiction and his split from ex-husband Steve Peña, and he even started a $20,000 GoFundMe for an underwear line that was never launched. Now, Everett makes videos as an independent contractor for Ford’s JustForFans, but it’s not clear why he chose to have sex with Ford. As far as Str8UpGayPorn knows, JustForFans users are not obligated to have sex with Ford in order to sell videos on the platform.
Ford’s tweets advertising his time with Everett this week are eerily similar to tweets he posted in 2019 (as seen below) about his relationships with Tannor Reed and Justin Stone, the two young JustForFans contractors who accused Ford of rape earlier this year:
As first reported back in June, Reed accused Dominic Ford of sexually assaulting him in a hotel room in Miami in May of 2019. A few days after Reed’s claim, Stone also accused Ford of raping him in a hotel room in May of 2019, and that alleged assault occurred in London, a few weeks after Ford allegedly raped Reed in Miami. Ford has denied the rape accusations and hired Marc Randazza—a defender of neo-Nazis who’s known as an “attorney-to-the-trolls”—to sue Stone for defamation. Curiously, Ford has not filed a defamation suit against Reed, whose detailed allegation of sexual assault against Ford was published in June.
In an apparent subtweet (to either his alleged rape victims or people critical of his recent visit with Everett), Ford tweeted yesterday that his “haters” are just “jealous,” and that he’s not “yielding to their lies, harassment, extortion attempts, or slanders”:
When you’re facing credible accusations of rape and have had to hire a lawyer who defends neo-Nazis, I guess calling your alleged victims “jealous haters” is one way to delude yourself.
The fact that Ford broadcasts his sexual activity with his company’s young contractors (or, as Ford calls it, “living life openly”!) in an effort to normalize his behavior is particularly grotesque, especially if Ford were to ask himself one simple question: Would Brent Everett have invited Dominic Ford to Turks and Caicos for sex if Ford didn’t own JustForFans?
Whether or not the rape accusations are true (and I believe they are), Dominic Ford—who purports to be an industry “leader”—repeatedly having sex with young men who are emotionally vulnerable and financially dependent upon his company is ethically abhorrent, predatory, and pathetic. Ford’s twisted blurring of employer/daddy/sex partner has already resulted in two rape accusations, and if he’s unable to operate his business without becoming emotionally and sexually involved with the young men he pays, there will only continue to be more allegations. Performers and customers alike should remember that the next time they’re thinking about having anything to do with JustForFans.
