The Canadian military finds itself in a conflict with a model who promoted her services to soldiers while donning an army uniform with Christina Lea Gilchrist now viral on Instagram
Christina Lea Gilchrist, a 32-year-old s*x worker and OF model, faced an influx of requests from military personnel despite potential charges for her provocative advertisements.
Who is model Christina Lea Gilchrist as Canadian Army orders to stay away from after her photos go viral on Instagram
Identifying as a ‘toy soldier’ enthusiast, Gilchrist offers a 25% discount to those sharing their military ID. However, the Canadian Armed Forces are cautioning their soldiers against engaging with the Ontario woman, urging them to refrain from crossing boundaries.
Report suggested that Gilchrist received a memo from the Canadian Armed Forces, indicating an investigation into her ads. The military official claimed that her website displayed her offering services in a military uniform, a controlled piece of clothing, while also featuring others engaging in s*xual acts in uniform.
The memo accused Gilchrist of violating two offenses under the criminal code due to wearing the uniform. However, this seems to have backfired, as Gilchrist reported a surge in popularity, with 10,000 hits on her website following the memo.
Gilchrist Questioned Military’s Perspective
In response, Christina Lea Gilchrist questioned the military’s perspective, stating, “People in movies dressed up as soldiers aren’t impersonating soldiers, so why do (military police) think that I am?”
Despite the warning, Gilchrist’s popularity soared, reaching the top 8.5% of all creators on OF. The military cautioned her that an additional charge could be applied if it’s discovered she received the uniform from another Canadian Forces member.
The attempt to apply “stolen valor” laws to Gilchrist, a self-described military f*tishist, appears to be met with ridicule, as she proudly declared receiving calls and emails from across the country.
In defiance, she expressed her preference for soldiers in uniform and attributed her success to the armed forces’ “stupidity.” Charging $200 an hour, with a discounted rate of $150 for those in the armed services, Christina Lea Gilchrist seems unfazed by the warnings from the Canadian military.