They deemed it NSFV (not safe for vacation).
A Los Angeles model and OnlyFans star claims she was booted from her expensive Airbnb rental because the host mistakenly thought she was filming X-rated videos.
“What happened was really messed up,” Nyla Caselli, 23, told Jam Press of getting jettisoned.
The incident occurred in March while the influencer was vacationing in Curacao, an island in the Caribbean known for its gorgeous beaches. She was reportedly staying with friends at a scenic bungalow that cost her a cool $4,000 per night.
“I’d planned the holiday ages ago and I was looking forward to staying in the villa with a pool and it was really expensive,” the curvy Californian said.
The Post reached out to Airbnb for comment.
The bombshell, who frequently shares sultry swimsuit snaps for her over 960,000 followers on Instagram, was enamored with the plush digs and decided to take some photos of herself and friends in bikinis on the balcony.
However, Caselli’s photo-op didn’t sit well with the host, who woke her up shortly thereafter and told her to leave because they thought she was filming explicit content.
“A few hours after they left, the Airbnb host came to the room while I was sleeping,” the influencer said. “They told me they had ‘seen what I was doing earlier’ and that I had to leave.”
Caselli found the accusations ridiculous as she’d only taken non-explicit photos — and not videos — of herself in a swimsuit.
“I was literally in a bikini. It wasn’t anything crazy,” protested the model, who tried arguing her case but to no avail. They reportedly didn’t even budge when she explained that she had nowhere to go.
“They said it was inappropriate and I was filming porn and I had to go,” said Caselli, who theorized that they might’ve thought she was “filming adult content” because her “boobs are bigger.”
The social media star also thought her exile might’ve had to do with her online activity.
Along with sharing scintillating snaps on Instagram, Caselli is also active on OnlyFans and reportedly rakes in an eyepopping $1.6 million a year across her channels.
“I don’t know if they Googled me but the host just didn’t want me there at all,” she lamented.
A representative from Airbnb explained that Caselli was subsequently offered an alternative accommodation but declined and instead opted to resolve the tiff with the host herself.
She eventually booked herself a room at the Curaçao Marriott Resort for the remainder of her getaway.
“They greeted me with a blue island drink and made my stay better,” said Caselli. “It really helped my situation and made me feel better and safer.”
Nonetheless, the incident left Caselli anxious about the prospect of choosing an accommodation for her next jaunt.
“I’m planning on going to Italy next but I will definitely be doing my research on rules and where I’m staying,” she said.
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