Here We Go Again: Nica Noelle Says She’s Retiring From Gay Porn For The Third Time—Do You Believe Her?
Well, here we go again.
For at least the third time in as many years, disgraced incest porn director Nica Noelle says she’s retiring from porn, yet again. Is Nica Noelle—who is currently being sued in federal court for fraud, violation of the RICO act (for racketeering and corruption), trespassing, infliction of emotional and mental distress, and copyright infringement after allegedly lying to a property owner about filming porn in their home—once again lying about her alleged retirement? Be sure to vote in the poll below.
Nica Noelle made the retirement announcement on her Instagram over the weekend:
As a reminder, Nica Noelle also announced her phony retirement in June of 2017, when performer Brendan Patrick was supposed to be taking over Icon Male. (That, as most things involving Nica Noelle, reportedly ended in disaster, as Patrick obviously never took over the studio.)
And, in May of 2016, Nica Noelle made yet another fake retirement announcement, this time blaming “an affiliate blog that attacks [her] 24/7”:
The “attacks” that Nica Noelle was referring to were of course not attacks, but rather were Str8UpGayPorn reports on nearly a dozen former performers working for Icon Male/Nica Noelle who came forward to accuse Noelle of mistreatment, abuse, and various forms of harassment on her sets. Following each of Str8Up’s reports on these alleged abuses, Nica Noelle threatened physical violence against me and members of my family, and published private information about me online.
Nica Noelle had yet another disastrous and failed production in Las Vegas this past weekend, with one performer reportedly having a verbal altercation with her in front of other performers and crew members, after Noelle showed up to set nine hours late. Noelle hasn’t explicitly said why she’s decided to retire or pretend to retire now (in my view, it’s probably linked in part to the federal lawsuit against her, which she has to respond to before the summons 21-day response deadline tomorrow), but she did claim that a “plot twist” on her recent shoot is what “ended a disturbing chapter” for her:
It’s been quite a long “chapter” of repeated disturbances for Nica Noelle, but after five years of allegedly abusing models, threatening and harassing reporters, and now being sued in federal court for fraud, is it finally over for her?
