Onlyfans Model 'Kinki Kelli' In Hot Water After Hotel And Grocery Store Pee Stunts

OnlyFans Star's Controversial Antics Land Her in Legal Trouble

A New Hampshire-based OnlyFans creator, Kelli Tedford, better known online as "Kinki Kelli," is making headlines – and not for her typical content. Tedford, 24, allegedly filmed herself urinating on a range of items in a Keene hotel room earlier this year, including an air conditioner, curtains, a comforter, and even a Bible, according to court documents. The shocking incident has led to fresh charges of criminal mischief, putting Tedford in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

Hotel and Grocery Store Incidents Raise Eyebrows

This latest scandal isn't Tedford's first brush with controversy. Just weeks prior to the hotel incident, she was reportedly involved in another unsavory act at the Monadnock Food Co-op, also in Keene. There, she allegedly urinated on several grocery items, necessitating a recall of products like organic quinoa, cornmeal, and walnuts, which cost the store around $1,500 due to damages and cleaning expenses.

A Pattern of Disturbing Behavior?

Police have indicated that the grocery store incident was not an isolated event. They discovered multiple online videos showcasing similar acts, dating back as far as 2021. These videos suggest a pattern of behavior that has raised concerns about Tedford's activities in Keene and surrounding areas. "At this time, it appears likely that similar historic incidents occurred in Keene and surrounding communities where Tedford contaminated items and/or surfaces with urine," police said.

Legal Consequences Await

Tedford's actions have resulted in five criminal mischief charges for the hotel room debacle and additional charges related to the grocery store incident. She is scheduled to face these charges in court on May 8. The legal repercussions of these alleged acts could have significant impacts on her OnlyFans career and public image.

"It's shocking to see someone use their platform for such disturbing antics," commented a local resident.