Known to millions as “ThatDaneshGuy,” Noshirvan turned the upscale Strip-side resort—marketed as a “family-friendly retreat” with kid-safe pools and panoramic city views—into the backdrop for his online antics.
Hilton Grand Vacations’ Elara Center Strip in Las Vegas
Elara’s website touts “a relaxing pool with a seasonal bar, cabanas, and spa tubs,” geared toward families and timeshare guests. But Elara’s pool became an unregulated set for a man best known for filming pornography with his “swinger wife” and attacking strangers online.
Delusional Danesh filmed himself in public areas of the resort, including the pool deck, reportedly within feet of children and families. Though his posts were not pornographic, guests were unaware they were sharing space with a man under fire in a federal court case for allegedly producing commercial pornography without required legal documentation.
The Pool at Hilton Grand Vacations Club Elara Center Strip Las Vegas
A known OnlyFans commercial pornographer, Delusional Danesh’s video talked about “finding people.” Danesh is not a licensed private investigator. He has no law enforcement experience.
Yet he strutted poolside like a discount Charlie Sheen, eyes darting, camera rolling, and clearly trying to project control. But is this a man on a mission—or an exploiter scouting his next OnlyFans recruit?
The Hilton Vacations Club Elara Center Strip Las Vegas Pool
Reports indicate that some guests removed their children from the pool area because of his live production.
Hilton Grand Vacations has not responded to multiple media inquiries about whether Elara and Hilton Grand Vacations Club condone or prohibit guests using resort spaces to solicit or recruit others—known as “harvesting”—for adult content production. Here is what we asked:
From: Richard Luthmann <richard.luthmann@protonmail.com> Date: On Monday, July 21st, 2025 at 6:45 AM Subject: Media Inquiry: Danesh Noshirvan, “Harvesting,” and Exploitation Risks at Elara, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club To: hiltonpr@hilton.com <hiltonpr@hilton.com>, breakingnews@hilton.com <breakingnews@hilton.com>, media_relations@hgv.com <media_relations@hgv.com>, corporate.communications@hilton.com <corporate.communications@hilton.com>, press@hilton.com <press@hilton.com>, legal@hilton.com <legal@hilton.com> CC: Dick LaFontaine <RALafontaine@protonmail.com>, Rick LaRivière <RickLaRiviere@proton.me>, Frankie Pressman <frankiepressman@protonmail.com>, Modern Thomas Nast <mthomasnast@protonmail.com>, Michael Volpe <mvolpe998@gmail.com>
Dear Hilton Grand Vacations Media Team,
We are investigating a troubling situation at Elara, a Hilton Grand Vacations Club, the 52‑story, 1,200‑unit resort on the Las Vegas Strip managed by Hilton Grand Vacations. The property is known for its seasonal outdoor pool, cabanas, fitness center, and family‑friendly environment.
Over the past few days, TikTok Mega Influencer OnlyFans personality Danesh Noshirvan filmed social media content poolside at Elara and elsewhere on the property in a “LIVE” video.
Although the material was non‑explicit, Noshirvan is a self‑admitted commercial pornography producer.
In federal court on May 19, 2025, in Noshirvan v. Couture (Middle District of Florida), he admitted to failing to keep legally mandated 18 U.S.C. § 2257 model consent records for himself, his wife Hannah Butcher Noshirvan, and at least one other woman.
To ensure accuracy and fairness, we are reaching out to provide you with an opportunity to respond to several specific questions and allegations before publication. We intend to go to press shortly. If you respond after we do, we will incorporate your responses in a follow-up.
We respectfully request Hilton’s response to the following:
1. Is Hilton aware that Noshirvan filmed content at Elara’s pool area in recent days?
2. Does Hilton permit filming or “harvesting” activities, including recruiting participants for adult content in common areas?
3. Does Elara have specific policies banning commercial pornography filming or solicitation on‑site?
4. Has Hilton addressed prior incidents involving adult content creators using its properties?
5. Was resort security or management alerted to Noshirvan’s activities? What, if any, actions were taken?
6. What screening or enforcement measures ensure family-oriented common areas remain safe from unauthorized adult content production?
7. Are Noshirvan or his wife, Hannah Butcher Noshirvan, or the Butcher family registered timeshare owners at Elara and/or Hilton Grand Vacations?
8. If they hold ownership, are there restrictions on content creation or business activity on the premises?
9. What measures protect guests—including children—from being unknowingly filmed or solicited by commercial pornographers?
10. Has Hilton received safety or privacy complaints linked to this incident?
11. What is Hilton’s policy regarding filming in public spaces without express guest consent?
12. Will Hilton conduct an internal review or update policies to prevent exploitation or non‑compliant adult content filming?
13. Guests at Elara expect a luxury, family‑friendly environment—free from porn producers and exploitation. Public concern is high. Do you have any statement?
Thank you for your immediate attention.
Regards,
Richard Luthmann Writer, Journalist, and Commentator
One Hilton Grand Vacations Club member told us, “Is this what I paid for—my kids splashing around near a porn guy with a selfie stick?”
Delusional Danesh’s Hilton Harvesting: Cancel Culture Crusader or Exploiter in Disguise?
Danesh Noshirvan has cultivated a reputation as a social media moral cop, “canceling” people online for racism, bigotry, or misconduct. But his own history tells a darker story.
With nearly three million TikTok followers, Noshirvan has doxxed hundreds, including Supreme Court justices. He posted the home addresses of all six conservative justices following the leak of the Dobbs decision.
“Danesh uses his kids as woke props, advocating for gender change and palpably dissolving of penises,” said investigative reporter Richard Luthmann. “He’s the dictionary definition of a predator, one who exploits for personal gain.”
Off-camera, Noshirvan and his wife, Hannah Butcher Noshirvan, produce OnlyFans pornography involving group sex and BDSM themes.
Hannah Butcher Noshirvan
In court filings, she is referred to as his “swinger wife.” The pair’s sexually explicit content is sold online. But it was his failure to follow federal law that brought legal scrutiny.
On May 19, 2025, in Noshirvan v. Couture in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Danesh admitted under oath that he did not obtain the mandatory 18 U.S.C. § 2257 model releases for videos featuring himself, his wife, and an unnamed woman. That law requires producers to verify and document the age of any person filmed in sexually explicit material.
Violations carry a penalty of up to five years in prison per offense.
Last week, Delusional Danesh compounded his legal troubles by blowing off a mandatory case conference before Magistrate Judge Nicholas Mizell in the same courthouse. Danesh didn’t even have the courtesy to phone or email the court, violating Judge Mizell’s previous order. Now, Danesh will have to explain himself:
Judge Mizell’s Order to Show Cause Because of Danesh’s Court No-Show
Noshirvan chose to take a West Coast vacation, appear on a Los Angeles podcast, and improvise with a Las Vegas mummers’ troupe in a very, very small room called “Mom’s Basement.”
Danesh’s Las Vegas Improv Troupe
Danesh’s Improv Troupe at Mom’s Basement
Danesh’s Improv Troupe in Mom’s Basement, Las Vegas.
Danesh’s real mother, an Iranian immigrant, is facing threats of deportation because of Danesh’s poor behavior.
Hannah Butcher Noshirvan, Danesh’s wife, who admittedly appears with him on OnlyFans, took the trip. Was this a “filming vacation”?
Danesh Noshirvan and Hannah Butcher Noshirvan in Las Vegas
Despite presenting himself as a hero of online justice, Noshirvan’s recent court exposure and poolside presence suggest something far more sinister: a man exploiting the very system he claims to protect.
Delusional Danesh’s Hilton Harvesting: Silence as Safety Fears Grow
The situation at Elara raises questions Hilton Grand Vacations has so far declined to answer. Elara boasts about its “panoramic views, luxurious studios and suites, and relaxing pool deck.” But should it double as a recruiting hub for adult performers?
Noshirvan’s presence—and the ethical gray zone of “harvesting” consenting adults for commercial porn—left many disturbed. Experts argue that even legal pornography becomes exploitative when laced with coercion, desperation, or manipulation.
“Pornography is commercial sexual exploitation and violence against vulnerable women and girls,” said CEASE UK’s Gemma Kelly.
Hilton Grand Vacations has not publicly clarified if it permits content creators to record on its properties or solicit others for adult content. Based on our review, company literature makes no mention of policies addressing commercial filming, adult content production, or guest safety related to these practices.
Did Elara Security know who Danesh was? Were other guests filmed without consent? Is Danesh or his wife a registered Hilton timeshare owner?
No answers yet.
Without clear guidelines, Elara’s reputation as a “family-friendly” destination may be at risk.
If Hilton won’t enforce a basic no-porn-on-public-premises rule, what’s next? Sex work in the spa? OnlyFans auditions in the gym?
Until Hilton answers, guests are left with unsettling questions: Are these resorts safe—or have they become high-end hunting grounds for digital exploiters?
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