Alleged “orgasm cult” OneTaste is actually just a “wellness” company like SoulCycle and Crossfit, an attorney for the controversial group’s glamorous founder argued in Brooklyn federal court Thursday. Lawyer Julia Gatto claimed the feds don’t have a case against her…[Continue Reading...]
Nicole Daedone, former CEO of ‘OneTaste’, a wellness company that promoted “orgasmic meditation” for women, appeared in a New York court in Brooklyn on Friday, six months after being accused in the forced labour conspiracy case. The federal court has…[Continue Reading...]
A sexual wellness company accused of abusing women and forcing them into sex acts is suing Netflix over a documentary which claimed an employee was 'raped and beaten'. In new filings obtained by DailyMail.com, 'orgasmic meditation cult' OneTaste claims the…[Continue Reading...]
A former employee for OneTaste alleges she was forced to have sex with potential investors and other members of the group. The leaders of OneTaste, a sexual wellness organization and so-called “orgasm cult” that briefly enjoyed popularity in the mid-2010s,…[Continue Reading...]
The founder of a sexual wellness company accused of abusing women and forcing them into sex acts has broken her silence for the first time since being hit with a federal indictment. Nicole Daedone, 56, and Rachel Cherwitz, 43, have…[Continue Reading...]
n alleged San Francisco sex cult has attempted to groom new members, multiple sources told KQED, even as one of their most well-known former “students” now faces federal charges for practices many past members say she learned while living with…[Continue Reading...]
OneTaste is suing a former worker after she allegedly broke a non-disclosure agreement by launching a 'malicious crusade' against the company. The 'orgasmic meditation cult' claims Ayries Blanck is in breach of their $325,000 settlement for voicing her hatred of the…[Continue Reading...]
Former members of a group that has been dubbed an "orgasm cult" have accused the organization's leaders of pushing them to have sex with prospective members, which could potentially allow the ex-workers to seek legal action through a novel use…[Continue Reading...]
An 'orgasmic meditation' sex guru accused of keeping women in residential warehouses and forcing them into sex acts was surrounded by an entourage as she headed to court on Wednesday. Nicole Daedone, former CEO of 'sexual wellness' company OneTaste, smiled…[Continue Reading...]
(NewsNation) — Ellen Huet, the first journalist to break the news about allegations that OneTaste was an abusive organization, discussed differences between NXIVM and OneTaste followers during a Monday appearance on NewsNation’s “Banfield.” NXIVM was a sex cult run by Keith Raniere.…[Continue Reading...]
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