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Anonymous operator of Tattle Life gossip site unmasked

The Guardian

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June 18, 2025

The previously anonymous operator of an online gossip forum described as a trolls' paradise has been unmasked after losing a defamation case.

- Jamie Grierson

Anonymous operator of Tattle Life gossip site unmasked

Sebastian Bond, also known as Bastian Durward, has been confirmed as the man behind Tattle Life after an Irish couple successfully sued the publisher, according to reports.

Tattle Life describes itself as a platform for "commentary and critiques of people that choose to monetise their personal life as a business and release it into the public domain".

It attracts up to 12 million visitors monthly, mostly in the UK.

The website has long been criticised for threads of toxic and hate-filled comments.

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