Two Arizona middle school teachers lose jobs after filming OnlyFans videos in classroom

An Arizona middle school teacher lost her job after one of her students found her OnlyFans account in which she posted pornographic material that was recorded at school. 

Thunderbolt Middle School teacher Samantha Peer said she resigned “under pressure” from the district and disgruntled parents after her OnlyFans account was discovered by students and shared among them.

Peer, a science teacher, had been recording OnlyFans videos under the alias “Khloe Karter” with her husband, Dillon, who was a substitute teacher in the district. The couple allegedly recorded the explicit content videos in her classroom because their incomes were not enough to support their family.

“I created content at the beginning of the summer in order to earn extra money on the side to help pay for our basic necessities that our salaries were no longer meeting," Peer posted in a video on Facebook.

"I chose an anonymous name as well as blocking the entire state of Arizona on my OnlyFans so that it wasn’t accessible to anyone living in the state," she added.

The former teacher was placed under investigation after a "community member had expressed concerns to the police" on October 24, claiming that the teacher was engaging in pornography. 

"The teacher was later identified to be Samantha Peer (28)," the police said in a statement. "Additionally, it was reported that some of the pornographic image(s) of Mrs. Peer depicted her in a classroom-type setting, presumably on Thunderbolt School Property. The superintendent of schools was advised of the report, and it was learned at that time that they had also received the same information that was initially forwarded to the police department."

Peer has also posted pornographic content of herself on Twitter under the user "Khloekarterxxx." However, she claims that the content on Twitter was not uploaded until after she resigned.

"If it was ‘just’ an Only Fans account I wouldn’t be as upset because then that would 100% be on the kids’ parents, but this was public and an easy Google search to find everything," eighth grade parent Alea Bilski told Havasu News.

It is unclear how the students found her content. 

Peer’s husband was initially put on administrative leave but then was fired on November 4. 

Police are investigating if any laws were broken by Peer and her husband. No criminal charges have been filed against her.