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Australian OnlyFans Creator Settles Bali Bikini Theft Case After Paying Compensation

Authorities say both sides agreed to drop the matter, with no ongoing prosecution reported.

Overview

  • Gemma Doyle, 26, admitted taking a bikini from a boutique in Uluwatu after CCTV footage of the incident spread online.
  • She posted a public apology, said she was under the influence at the time, and offered to return the item and pay more than its value.
  • South Kuta police confirmed a settlement after Doyle paid about IDR 19 million in compensation to the shop.
  • Police described the case as resolved following mediation between Doyle and the boutique owner.
  • Doyle said she received death threats on social media, and reports noted that petty theft in Indonesia can carry up to three months in jail.