On September 8, at 9:36 pm Paris time, Kelly Helard ran a scan on SuppressLeak. Twelve minutes later the result came in: 4,408 leaks of her content, spread across 29 sites. Videos she sells on MYM, handed out for free to anyone who looked for them on Google.
In France, many people know her from reality TV: Les Ch'tis, then Les Anges de la télé-réalité. A known name draws searches, and leak sites live off those searches. By October 16, the ten videos on her page on borntobefuck, a site that claims more than 14 million visitors a month, were gone. Here is what we did in between, date by date, with the proof.
To my surprise, they didn't just remove it from Google, they went further.
Kelly HelardMYM creator, a customer since September 2026Kelly recorded this video herself. She speaks French, the video has English subtitles, and the full transcript is at the bottom of this page.
What people found when they looked for her videos
Kelly puts it better than we can: "Some of my videos ended up online for free on sites I didn't exactly want them on, where anyone could see them. And honestly, that was a real loss. And my own image too, which I no longer controlled."
To see what people looking for her videos see, every scan runs the same 14 searches on Google, in France and in the United States: her handle, kellyhelard, followed by "leak", "nude", "porn" or "mym". On September 8, on Google Images, 720 of the 1,349 images that came up for those searches were from leak sites: more than half. The first page of Google held 22 different leak pages, and a forum thread about her videos was on page one for 11 of the 13 searches.
Why so many addresses
8,635 leaks on 61 sites can sound huge. The reason lies in how these sites work: each one publishes the same page in several languages, sometimes more than thirty, and every version has its own address, which can show up on Google.
Take borntobefuck. Her ten videos were published there up to seven times each, once per language of the site, and her page nine times: 79 addresses in all. Removing the French version is not enough. As long as a single copy stays online, the video is still one click away.
What we did, date by date
September 8: the first scan
Kelly creates her account at 9:36 pm and runs her first scan. The result reaches her by email twelve minutes later.
September 10, 4:57 pm: she picks her plan
Kelly moves to Creator Pro. Six minutes later, our first takedown notices (DMCA) go out to twelve sites.
September 10, evening: the first removals
Five hours after our notices, two sites have already started deleting her videos.
September 11: 1,508 pages reported to Google
Our first notice to Google goes out at 3:39 pm. Half an hour later, the first pages are gone from the results.
From September 14: a scan every three days
Every scan looks for new leaks, which we report to the sites that accept notices and to Google. Up to October 18: 70 notices sent directly to 33 sites, and 12 to Google.
October 4: Bing too
We report 1,452 addresses to Bing, whose results also feed Yahoo and much of DuckDuckGo.
October 16: no videos left on borntobefuck
The Videos tab of her page shows 0 videos and 0 views. The details are below.
October 18: the most recent scan
It finds only 23 new leaks. The eleven leak pages on the first page of Google are reported at 6:13 pm and are gone from the results by 6:25 pm.
Every notice goes out in SuppressLeak's name, signed by our team and with our contact details. Kelly had no form to fill in and no site to contact.
The result, with the proof
When we say a leak is gone, we mean one of two things, and we count them separately. Deleted at the source: the site itself erased the page, and it no longer exists for anyone. Removed from Google: the page no longer shows up when someone searches for it on Google. As Kelly puts it, people who don't know these sites go through Google: a page Google no longer shows is a page they will not find. The figures below are as of October 20, 2026.
At the source: 3,416 leaks deleted
We only count a page as deleted after finding it offline twice, at least two hours apart. A page that vanishes during an outage is not in that number.
On several sites, nothing of hers is left. That is the case on thefappening.plus (764 pages out of 764), pictoa.com (168 out of 168), aznude.com (29 out of 29) and gofile.io (20 links out of 20).
On pictoa.com, an album under her name had been online for years. The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine holds a copy from August 8, 2017, with the list of its 18 photos (the pictures themselves were not archived). Our notice went out on September 24 at 7:32 pm. The next day at 12:11 pm, the removal was confirmed: the album now returns nothing but a 404 error.
Our notices to thefappening.plus and aznude.com went out on September 10 at 5:03 pm. By the next day, their pages about Kelly were gone: around noon on thefappening.plus, at 9:51 pm on aznude.com. No public archive kept these pages as they were; here is what they show today.
On borntobefuck: before and after
Borntobefuck ranks its models on a leaderboard, with a view counter. On September 21, Kelly's page showed 797,248 views and 10 videos, and ranked 239th. On October 16: 0 views, 0 videos, and 5,834th place.
The page still exists: the site keeps creators' names and profile pictures. But the Videos tab is empty, and each of the ten videos now reads "Video Removed". As early as September, we had removed 77 of the 79 addresses of her content on this site from Google. Why this site is one of the hardest to deal with, and what we do to get past it: removing your videos from BornToBeFuck.
Here are the full screenshots, with the page's address at the top of the screen. We blurred the video thumbnails, the other creators and the site's ad banners.
On Google: 2,070 pages removed
Our 12 notices to Google covered 4,453 addresses. We had 2,070 of them removed from the results. The other 2,383 were not in Google's index when it reviewed them: the site had already deleted them, or Google had never indexed them. None was refused.
To see the effect, run the searches again. Here, scan after scan, is the share of Google Images results that came from leak sites, across our 14 searches.
- Sep 853%
- Sep 1155%
- Sep 1441%
- Sep 1740%
- Sep 2038%
- Sep 2325%
- Sep 2624%
- Sep 2924%
- Oct 228%
- Oct 510%
- Oct 89%
- Oct 157%
- Oct 184%
The same 14 searches at every scan, about 1,300 images in total.
On September 8, 720 of the 1,349 images were from leak sites. On October 18, 55 out of 1,300 were left. The drop is not steady: when new leaks appear the share goes up, then comes down again once they are removed.
The same goes for the first page of Google. Of the 22 leak pages on it on September 8, none was still there on October 18. The forum thread that showed up on almost all of these searches was removed from Google on September 11.
What is left
Not everything has disappeared, and we would rather tell you. Of the 61 sites, six have not deleted anything yet. For those, we have their pages removed from Google and Bing, address by address, at every scan. And on some searches, results pages from adult sites that repeat her handle still appear on page one.
The scans do show things settling down: more than 4,000 leaks in the first scan, then 22, 40 and 23 new ones in the last three.
What Kelly had to do
On her side, Kelly created her account, looked at the scan result and picked her plan. We did the rest. In her video, she explains the subscription: "I took a subscription. That means every three days they check whether anything new has come back." And if she comes across a link herself, she only has to send it to us.
She follows everything from her dashboard: each leak, the site hosting it, the date of the notice, and where it stands today, at the source and on Google.
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Video transcript
Hi girls! Well, I say girls, but this is for you too, gentlemen. Today I want to tell you about my experience.
I put my trust in SuppressLeak and I don't regret it at all. Because some of my videos ended up online for free on sites I didn't exactly want them on, where anyone could see them. And honestly, that was a real loss. And my own image too, which I no longer controlled. So I turned to SuppressLeak so they could help me.
And to my surprise, they didn't just remove it from Google, they went further. They removed it from Google, so people who don't know these sites won't find you on Google anymore. And for the people who do know the sites, it was removed right at the source.
On top of that, I took a subscription. That means every three days they check whether anything new has come back. And they're always there: if you find anything about yourself, you send it to them. They're available right away, and I recommend them.
So if you want the same thing, don't hesitate. I trusted them. You can trust them too.
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