Planned Parenthood Worker Caught Propositioning Teen in Sting
A comedy show using fake dating profiles exposed a 41-year-old Planned Parenthood employee making sexually explicit comments to someone he believed was a 19-year-old woman.
The bizarre exchange took place during a live performance of “Fishin’ 4 Luv Live,” a show in which comedians Ivy Wolk, 21, and Roey Rozen, 28, create fraudulent profiles on dating apps such as Tinder and Field, then broadcast their conversations with matches in front of a paying audience, according to Shane Galvin writing in New York Post.
For each performance, the duo use provocative photographs of Wolk and present her as a teenager named “Lana.” Rozen joked the character was named after a girl who probably should have been my girlfriend.
During a show at Roxy Cinema in TriBeCa, they matched with a man who identified himself as a strategist for Planned Parenthood.
Wolk initiated the disturbing conversation by messaging that she had undergone an abortion the previous week and asking whether he had been present at the facility. She added that her experience at the abortion provider had been poor.
The unnamed Planned Parenthood employee, aged 41, responded that he needed to make it up to you somehow.
When Wolk suggested he “put another baby in me” and offered to let him “play doctor this time,” the audience reacted with gasps and laughter.
His response drew shocked silence from the crowd: I woke up today wanting to breed.
Wolk then asked the abortion provider for semen. He replied that it was his “duty at this point” and agreed to “make it happen.”
“This is the most insane thing I think we’ve ever seen,” Rozen remarked during the performance.
Explicit Dating Profile Details Emerge
The Planned Parenthood analyst’s personal profile on Tinder revealed he was in an open relationship and expressed enthusiasm for “vibrators and vasectomies.” The profile also indicated a desire to “join existing couples.”
Wolk defended the stunt, telling reporters that male desire is not beyond criticism and that so-called male feminists who engage in degrading sexual behavior represent a classic contradiction worth mocking.
She insisted the joke was not intended as political commentary on abortion rights, but rather as mockery of an individual. “It’s just salacious and it’s funny to make fun of a guy purporting to be a male feminist when really he’d like to choke and hit women during sex,” Wolk stated.
Comedy Show Based on Public Humiliation
Wolk described the entire show as an exercise in “depravity” involving performers, audience members, and targets alike. “We’re all sickos. And it’s about getting the sicko-ness out into the open,” she said.
The comedian, who has appeared in NBC sitcom “English Teacher” and the 2025 Best Picture winner “Anora,” has used the show format to trick other men into declaring love, agreeing to sexual domination scenarios, and writing poems and raps that are subsequently ridiculed by the live audience.
Rozen and Wolk create fresh profiles for each performance but maintain the same photographs and age presentation of the fictional 19-year-old character.
The incident raises questions about the judgment and conduct of staff at Planned Parenthood, one of America’s largest abortion providers, though the organization has not commented on the employee’s behavior.
With information from New York Post
