Northern Ireland Couple Wins Landmark Defamation Case Against Anonymous Gossip Site Tattle Life

Tattle Life, a notorious anonymous gossip website accused of enabling stalking, harassment, doxing, and relentless trolling of celebrities and public figures, has recently been legally challenged and its owner unmasked. A Northern Ireland couple, Donna and Neil Sands, successfully sued the site for defamation, winning substantial damages after years of enduring hateful and false posts that affected their safety, businesses, and mental health. The site's founder, Sebastian Bond, a 41-year-old vegan influencer, was revealed following the court case, drawing attention from victims like glamour model Katie Price, who described Tattle Life as "the absolute worst platform for trolling" and linked its abuse to severe personal trauma. The site, which had been protected by anonymity, is estimated to have earned significant revenue from Google Ads, which have since been restricted. The exposure of Tattle Life’s practices and leadership marks a turning point in holding such platforms accountable and may encourage further legal actions against other anonymous users. This case underscores the broader challenges of online abuse and the ongoing fight for digital accountability.