Personal life[edit]
In July 2020, Cloobeck began dating Canadian-based OnlyFans model
Stefanie Gurzanski without knowing her past as a pornographic performer and someone who poses nude for money. They dated for five months. Their relationship ended after Cloobeck discovered that she was secretly taking nude photos in his houses and selling them on OnlyFans.
[17] Cloobeck sued Gurzanski on January 7 in state court, in Los Angeles, for a variety of offenses, including fraud and trespassing. On January 12, Gurzanski asked the California state court for a temporary restraining order against Cloobeck. In an affidavit she filed, she stated that, “He started telling me that I was no longer allowed to publish pictures on Onlyfans.com…I told him that I was going to keep doing my work as it is a source of income.”
[18] On March 8, Cloobeck filed an amended complaint against Gurzanski,
[19] alleging that she deceived him by claiming to be a “legitimate fashion model”, and that Gurzanski secretly used his private jets and mansions as backdrops for her nude OnlyFans shoots -- including while his teenage daughter was in the house. “Little did I know that while I was working in my various homes and my children were in the home and my employees, she was shooting porn in the bathrooms and putting it on OnlyFans,” Cloobeck said.
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Cloobeck claims he’s the “sole and exclusive” owner of the photos showing Gurzanski in skimpy bikinis and a revealing pink dress, which he says she published without his permission. Cloobeck is also seeking to be reimbursed for the more than $1.3 million worth of gifts and “experiences” he lavished on his ex — including more than 100 bikinis and pieces of lingerie that she “used as props in her … OnlyFans posts,” the suit claims.
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Cloobeck says he has offered to settle with Gurzanski if she returns the gifts he bought her so he can donate the proceeds to charity, take down any photos that show his property, and provide a public apology acknowledging she deceived him about her pornographic history.[26] She claims she has offered to give back all of the gifts he bought her and the things she bought for herself with his credit card, but a Cloobeck spokesperson said Cloobeck has been the one offering to settle.
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On April 1, Arthur Barens, Gurzanski’s lawyer, filed a motion with the court seeking sanctions against Cloobeck, in excess of $100,000, for violating the temporary restraining order. Cloobeck’s lawyer Robert Allen said Cloobeck was only communicating with Gurzanski to urge her to agree to a settlement of his lawsuit. Cloobeck’s legal team has moved for the restraining order to be quashed, claiming the court didn’t have jurisdiction over him at the time because he was in Mexico.
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