A YouTuber has publicly responded after his adult NSFW dating profile was leaked online.
Ned Fulmer is a former member of the Try Guys who rose to fame with the group on YouTube.
Previously, Fulmer was known online as being a ‘wife guy’, due to his family content, but faced a cheating scandal back in 2022 that led to him leaving the Try Guys.
Since then, Fulmer has started a new podcast titled Rock Bottom with his first guest being his estranged wife Ariel Fulmer.
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Now, he has taken to social media to speak out after a screenshot of his NSFW dating profile was leaked to the internet.
Sharing the images himself, the bio of the dating profile read that he is a ‘dom leaning switch looking for a bratty sub’.
On X, formerly Twitter, Fulmer wrote: “Apparently somebody doxxed my @feeldCo profile. Cool. Saves me $29.99 a month. I truly give zero f***s and invite you to roast it, especially @BebeRexha.”
The content creator went on to rate each photo on his profile, saying: “Let’s rate these photos: cute smile, I like the dog, bio could be better but it’s not that deep. Overall 7/10.
“Nice fit, mask is fun, great view, was a photo shoot with Ariel for our dating profiles at a school fundraiser but nobody needs to know that 8/10.
“Love this one, I tried kite surfing in Greece this summer, lil goofy, shows something extreme 6/10.
“Hulk costume Halloween 2022 when I was in treatment, stress anxiety depression had my weight down to 155, which is way too low (170 better) but my abs look defined and I’m painted green so whatever, it’s fun 5/10.
“Hot tub mountain man. Idk probably should delete this one but the sunset was nice. 6/10.
“This one’s nuts and way too costumey, from the eras tour (Reputation) but the beard was strong and whatever, I’m a single dad on a dating app out here living my life. 2024 wedding ring is confusing but hey it’s @feeldCo half of the ppl are poly. 4/10.
“Follow me for more divorced dad unhinged energy or whatever. or unfollow me, I don’t care. hope this gave you a laugh.”
Many people took to the comment section to react to the posts, with one user writing: “t gave me something worse. second hand embarrassment.”
Another said: “Gave the ick actually.”
And a third person added: “Read the room Ned.”