Ex-WWE Star Mandy Rose Abusing DMCA System to Wipe OnlyFans Posts with Fake Takedowns Notices

Former WWE Superstar-turned-OnlyFans model Mandy Rose apparently doesn’t want websites writing about her OnlyFans career—and she’s actively trying to scrub the internet clean of it.

Ringside News has learned that Mandy Rose has been filing false DMCA takedown notices through Google’s system in an attempt to remove articles that cover her OnlyFans content. These takedown efforts have been ongoing for months, dating back as far as October 2024.

What she’s doing is abusing Google’s copyright system. She’s targeting articles that include publicly available images and promotional posts she shared on her own social media accounts to market her subscription-based content. These materials are fair use—used in the context of news reporting and commentary—and do not violate copyright law in any way. But that hasn’t stopped her from trying to get them removed.

Ringside News alone received over 80 false claims from Mandy Rose attempting to take down content that doesn’t meet the standard for copyright protection. And she’s not just coming after us—other outlets have reached out to confirm they’ve been hit with similar fake reports.

Let’s be clear: this is the same content that led to her WWE release in the first place. In 2022, Mandy Rose was fired from WWE after explicit content from her FanTime page—which she used to promote racy, paid material—violated WWE’s internal content standards. That firing brought her massive attention and skyrocketed her earnings on platforms like OnlyFans.

Now she wants to rewrite that narrative—by trying to erase it. When she came after Ringside News, we pushed back. We filed counterclaims, and when Google requested legal proof or copyright documentation, she failed to provide anything—because she couldn’t. These claims are baseless. The articles she’s trying to remove fall under legally protected fair use.

Trying to use the DMCA system to hide publicly available, self-posted content is not only dishonest—it’s an attempt to silence factual reporting through fraudulent claims.