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Warning: This article contains sexual references OneTaste founder Nicole Daedone is accused of running an ‘orgasmic meditation cult’ involving abuse and...

The founder and ex-sales boss of orgasmic meditation cult OneTaste dressed to impress as they appeared with an entourage of supporters to face charges of forcing women into sex acts

A new lawsuit claims the allegations made by the sister of former employee Ayries Blanck in the documentary are defamatory and that OneTastes denial was not included in the final cut.

Nicole Daedone, 56, has been accused of keeping women in residential warehouses where they were forced into sex acts for orgasmic meditation cult OneTaste.

The orgasmic meditation cult claims the allegations levied against them for several years are untrue and part of a malicious crusade by a former worker.

The orgasmic meditation cult claims Ayries Blanck (left) is in breach of their $325,000 settlement for voicing her hatred of the firm since she left in 2014.

Nicole Daedone, former CEO of OneTaste, smiled for the cameras as she was flanked by 13 people on her way to the hearing at the Brooklyn Federal Court.

An entrepreneur who promoted group “orgasmic meditation” as a road to women’s well-being has pleaded not guilty to a charge of manipulating traumatized people into debt, undesired sex and underpaid work. Nicole Daedone turned herself in Tuesday, a week after the federal forced labor conspiracy case was unveiled. She was released on $1 million bond. Daedone founded a sex-centric wellness company known as OneTaste. Prosecutors say she and another ex-executive schemed to indoctrinate and inti...

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Nicole Daedone, former CEO of sexual wellness company OneTaste, turned herself into the Brooklyn Federal Court - and smiled as she walked out with her attorney.