Montanna Geyer has spoken up about her defamation case after being awarded $125,000 while successfully suing NRL Memes.

NRL Memes posted Panthers star Tyrone May’s sex tape, incorrectly identifying one of the women as Montanna Geyer, the daughter of Mark Geyer.

Fouad Ghosn, the accused administrator of the page, denied posting the material and claimed in court he had never used social media in his life.

Ms Geyer told Ray Hadley there was a point where she wanted to “throw in the towel”.

“I just want people to know that from this, you just can’t post false things online about people anymore.

“It can ruin peoples lives and it could have easily ruined mine.”

“You should be the person we admire most through all of this,” Ray said.

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