Model accuses company of stealing her features and making a sex doll

A model in his Instagram became furious and resorted to justice when he realized that a company that manufactures and trades sex dolls had stolen her identity and features, releasing products identical to her.

Η Yael Cohen Aris, model and influencer from Israel – learned about the Doll Studio doll from a follower who informed her that the doll even shares her name, and also includes a mark just below her mouth.

Appearing on This Morning, the 25-year-old insisted that “she can not make a mistake” with the similarities, while presenter Phillip Schofield noted that the company even uses “photos and videos from your Instagram account to sell the product.”

“I have nothing to do with sex dolls but here there is a question of consent”

Yael acknowledged that while she was not “against the sex doll industry” in general, she said her situation raised the issue of consensus. In particular, he said: “I will be completely honest, I have nothing against the sex doll industry. The problem here is that they did it without my consent and without my knowledge.

It’s also doubly wrong because it has to do with my identity – it’s not just a doll that looks or is inspired by me. “I’m a doll.”

Yael – which has sought legal help for the situation – has insisted it has not increased its social media followers, which currently number over 1.1 million.

And when Phil asked if he would be tempted to accept a percentage of sales as compensation, he revealed that he wanted a very different solution: “No, and I think first of all, it has to go off the shelves. “Maybe this way we can talk about what happened and how things went wrong and why,” he said.