Scottish football club Clyde FC has launched an internal investigation after their official X account shared a post featuring adult content creator Sophie Rain.
The League Two club quickly deleted the inappropriate social media post that appeared on their account.
The incident has prompted a full probe into how the unauthorised content was published on the club's official platform.
The post in question featured the 20-year-old internet personality leaning against a railing with her top unbuttoned, alongside the caption: "Me or a PS5?"
Clyde FC have launched an investigation after pictures of Sophie Rain were shared on their X account
While the image wasn't explicitly X-rated, it was deemed inappropriate for the club's official account.
The post was swiftly removed once club officials became aware of its presence on their feed.
Sophie Rain is known for her adult content creation and has a significant online following.
Following the incident, Clyde FC issued a statement on their X account addressing the situation.
"We're aware of some unfavourable content that was shared on the club's X account early this morning," the statement read.
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"Needless to say, this content does not reflect the views of the club. A full investigation is currently underway into the source of this activity."
The club also condemned personal abuse directed at their media team, particularly those without access to the account.
Sophie Rain herself responded to the incident by reposting Clyde FC's statement on her own social media.
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Clyde reposted a picture from Sophie Rain's account on X
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She added a cheeky comment: "I guess you've changed your mind and chose the PS5 then..."
The adult content creator appeared to take the situation in good humour despite the football club's embarrassment over the unauthorised post.
Sophie Rain reportedly earned £34 million in 2024 through her adult content website.
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Clyde FC posted a statement announcing a full investigation will take place
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According to the Daily Star, she plans to invest her earnings in property and support her family.
She purchased a 20-acre property and intends to share it with her family as a Christmas gift.
Rain also mentioned plans to establish the "Bop House," a collaborative space for content creators to "uplift each other and help each other grow on TikTok."
The club's investigation into how the unauthorised post appeared on their official account remains ongoing.
