There’s a fine line between an accident and a masterstroke of marketing, and Marina Gold may have just toed it with bare feet. The Peruvian-born porn star turned Kick streamer found herself on the wrong side of the platform’s guidelines after an impromptu bathroom break turned into an R-rated live broadcast.
Gold, a 22-year-old dynamo from Lima, was in the middle of a livestream at the Jockey Plaza shopping center when nature called. She ducked into a public restroom, set her phone down beside the toilet bowl, and—whether through sheer oblivion or strategic negligence—kept the camera rolling. The result? A full-frontal slip-up to her 30,000 Kick followers.
“I went to the bathroom and put the camera at an angle that I thought couldn’t be seen, but it was,” Gold later explained. “And on Kick, you can’t show any of that.”
No kidding. The streaming platform wasted no time handing her a suspension, initially dropping the hammer with a six-day ban. But Gold, ever the smooth talker, worked her magic and got it reduced to a mere 15-hour slap on the wrist.
“I wrote to them and told them I was sorry, that it was unintentional,” she said. “They banned me for, like, 15 hours, but they gave it back to me now and everything is fine.”
Everything except for the vultures trying to cash in on the mishap. Gold took to social media to call out opportunists peddling bootleg copies of the clip on TikTok for a measly two bucks.
“That video is the reason they banned me! On top of that, people are trying to make money off the back of my sorrow—it doesn’t seem right to me,” she vented.
But let’s be real: the internet isn’t exactly a beacon of morality. The incident went viral faster than a Tinder date gone wrong, with skeptics questioning whether the whole thing was really an accident. Because, let’s face it—intentional or not, controversy breeds clicks, and clicks breed cash. Some believe this was just another notch in the belt of an industry that thrives on bending the rules to grab headlines.
Accident or publicity stunt? Only Marina Gold knows for sure. But either way, the buzz around her name is bigger than ever—and that’s the kind of exposure no ban can erase.
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Last modified: March 10, 2025
