I’m a sexy teacher – critics blast the unusual way I keep my class in line but I don’t care… they LOVE it
A TEACHER has caused controversy for performing sexy dance routines in revealing outfits in front of the students.
Cibelly Ferreira has become an online sensation for her raunchy dance clips, garnering millions of views on social media – and the way she keeps her class in order is under critique.
The teacher has even amassed a huge following of 9.7million on TikTok as well as 1.2million Instagram fans.
Images of the young teacher performing dance routines at the head of the class, sometimes with the participation of students, have gone viral online.
And it seems she uses these dance videos to reward the best behaved students – letting them join in.
In one video, she can be seen dancing alongside a student and another pal.
One TikTok fan commented: “The kid danced really well.”
Alfred said: “The class looks good man.”
Brandon wrote: “I want those classes at home.”
Rivera remarked: “It’s been three months now and I haven’t learned English, I’m not complaining.”
However, Elizabeth asked: “What kind of clothes is that for the classroom?”
Carol commented: “Seriously, what teacher can go with an outfit like that? Damn if it was me, I would get a warning.”
In another video, after a student answers a question correctly on the white board, she joins her teacher in a dance.
After they finished the routine, the student returned to her seat and Cibelly seemed to go right back to teaching.
Users on TikTok loved it, with one joking: “In my time, this was just a fantasy!”
Cibelly already boasts a huge following on social media and she has also opened an account on the adult platform OnlyFans where she is known as ‘Professor Cibelly Ferreira’.
Her OnlyFans bio teases: “Hi love, this is Prof. Come get even closer to me! The way you’ve always dreamed.”
Another teacher was forced to quit her job after students found her OnlyFans – and was banned from a staff party.
Kirsty Buchan resigned as a physics teacher at Bannerman High in Glasgow, Scotland in November when her saucy side hustle was revealed, but saw the office Christmas party as a chance to say goodbye to her work friends.
In text messages posted on social media, Kirsty fumed: “It’s not really yours or anyone’s decision to make. Do you know what, I will be going.
“I’m still employed until the 4th of January and I won’t be bullied or intimidated by you or anyone else talking behind my back like little children.
“If anyone has a problem then THEY shouldn’t attend. I have worked there longer than the people who are complaining. See you Thursday.”
