Jordan Starr Fires Back at Dillon Faze’s Blackmail Allegations

Jordan Starr issued a public statement on Twitter after British performer Dillon Faze came forward with allegations, which were primarily aimed at the gay porn star’s husband, Brian.

Dillon recalled when he came to the United States for the first time last year, which he said was “awful” because of Brian. After a good first week, he said Brian allegedly “body shamed” him, “[threatened] to leave me stranded in the middle of the US with no idea what [the fuck] I was doing…,” and refused to allow him to control his scheduled collabs.

Check out his tweets below:

The Brit provided screenshots of DMs with Brian (via Jordan’s account), where Dillon wanted to begin his back-to-back collabs with the smaller cock before taking a much bigger one. However, the screenshots say that it would be “rude” not to film with the monster dick first since he’s their host.

The arguments grew more heated throughout the trip from there, where Dillon demanded a flight to Las Vegas to see someone he had a close connection with. He thanked star Eddie Patrick “for being my shoulder to [lean] on in this awful time.” Dillon asserted, “I started to talk to other creators about what I had experienced to see if any of them had any advice. One creator came back with stories of other things Brian had done.” However, he didn’t speak for them and didn’t offer their names.

 

Dillon alleged he was “practically forced and blackmailed into doing things I didn’t want to do. I didn’t really have a choice.”

Jordan responded to Dillon’s tweets with one of his own, keeping his name out of the post. He gave his account of the story, where he and Brian developed a friendship with the newcomer and helped him prepare for studio work with workout plans and medications for chronic skin breakouts. Jordan and Dillon also paired up for CockyBoys.

According to the star, Dillon allegedly “sent doctored photos of improvement in the weight area and skin area to secure a ticket to the United States.” Further, he said the up-and-comer “disparage[d] my husband by calling him ‘sugar daddy’ to other creators during the trip” and “if [Dillon] did not receive a nomination for the [ICCA awards] that they would publicly attack us and slander us, and this is just what’s happening now.”

Jordan said that he has receipts, but he’s holding onto them for now.

 

UPDATE:

Dillon responded by denying most of what Jordan wrote in his “immediate release,” calling most of it “completely false” and “exaggerated to a wild degree.” He emphasized previous claims of “being coerced into filming under the threat of being stranded in a foreign country with no WiFi. No help. And no guidance.”