Ezra Vandan, a 23-year-old Turkish OnlyFans model known as Azranur AV, has been taken into police custody following her public declaration to engage in intimate relations with 100 men in a single day.
Authorities detained Vandan in Istanbul after she announced her intention to film the entire event live on social media, a stunt that was criticized as “obscene” and detrimental to the nation’s moral standards.
On January 14, 2025, Vandan revealed her goal to break a record in Turkey by attempting this marathon sexual engagement, a move that drew significant backlash. Reports indicate that her announcement came shortly after a British woman, Bonnie Blue, claimed to have set a world record by bedding over 1,000 men in just 12 hours.
Vandan posted a provocative photo of herself reclining on a bed in red lingerie, captioning it: “My goal is to break a Turkish record first, then a world record! I’m starting with 100 men in 24 hours.”
Her provocative statement caught the attention of the Morality Bureau of the Istanbul Security Branch Directorate, which promptly initiated an investigation. Officials apprehended her at a hospital in Atasehir where she was scheduled for cosmetic surgery.
Footage from the arrest shows her being escorted down the stairs by two female officers with her hands restrained behind her back. Dressed in a crop top and jeans, she was then placed in a police van and transported to a local station.
During her arrest, Vandan shared an image of herself in a partially undressed state, reportedly taken by a police officer. She captioned the photo: “I had one of the officers take this photo, and he didn’t object much.”
Her husband, 25-year-old Pedram Behdar Vandan, was also detained at the time but was later released.
Vandan faces charges of obscenity, resisting arrest, and slander. During her court hearing at the Istanbul 6th Criminal Judgeship of Peace, the judge stated that imprisonment was warranted as her posts were deemed “damaging to moral values” and “provocative to society.”
In her defense, Vandan argued that she should have the freedom to post content as she pleases, asserting, “I am not harming anyone. I do not deserve to be judged.”
