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Lawsuit Dropped Against Orgasmic Meditation Company Founder After Founder’s Sentencing

A woman who accused OneTaste and its founder, Nicole Daedone, of forcing sex has decided to drop her lawsuit following Daedone's sentencing for forced labor conspiracy.

Editorial Desk

July 27, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — San Francisco, USA — A woman who accused the orgasmic meditation company OneTaste and its founder, Nicole Daedone, of forcing her into sexual activities has decided to drop her lawsuit. This decision follows Daedone’s sentencing in March for a forced labor conspiracy charge.

Nicole Daedone, the founder of OneTaste, was sentenced in relation to a forced labor conspiracy in March. The woman who brought the lawsuit against the company — and Daedone has now chosen to terminate the legal proceedings.

The details of the settlement, if any, haven’t been disclosed. The lawsuit alleged that OneTaste engaged in practices that coerced participants into unwanted sexual activities under the guise of meditation sessions.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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