Damon Lawner, the founder of Snctm, has been banned from the high-end sex club after he publicly identified Hunter Biden as a former member. The claim about President Biden's son was included in a Times profile of Lawner published Tuesday.

"Snctm, as a private members club, prioritizes the safety and privacy of our esteemed members above all," a spokeswoman for Snctm wrote in an email to The Times on Wednesday. "Consequently, we neither confirm nor deny the identities of our attendees. Furthermore, we uphold a strict code of conduct, and any infringement leads to a lifetime ban. Please note that Mr. Lawner's membership has been revoked, effective immediately."

The spokeswoman said Lawner "has had no affiliation with Snctm since 2019," when he sold the club for $1 million.

Lawner, 52, created Snctm in 2013 after watching the Tom Cruise movie "Eyes Wide Shut," which features scenes in which wealthy elites gather at a secretive orgy. With a carefully curated guest list and membership fees of up to $75,000 a year, it became the free-love private playground of Hollywood actors, rock stars, chief executives, city officials and run-of-the-mill millionaires.

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Lawner told The Times he chose to sell the business after the lifestyle he lived as its owner ruined his relationships with his family.

In the profile, he discussed the early days of the club, the elaborate Snctm masquerade parties he hosted at mansions and nightclubs around town, and his latest business ventures: an erotic restaurant on the Sunset Strip and a high-end cannabis line called Sex Weed.

The story also noted that after Hunter Biden reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors on Tuesday, Lawner said in an Instagram Story that the president’s son had once been a Snctm member.

"Hunter was a member at Snctm and I canceled his membership after 1 party because he's a scumbag," Lawner wrote in a since-deleted post.