“As a private membership club, Snctm puts the safety and privacy of its esteemed members above all else,” a Snctm spokesperson wrote in an email to The Times on Wednesday. “Therefore, we neither confirm nor deny the identity of any participant. Furthermore, we adhere to a strict code of conduct, any violation of which will result in permanent ban. Mr. Rohner’s membership has been revoked. Please note that this will be effective immediately.”

A spokesperson said Roan “has nothing to do with Snctm since 2019,” when he sold the club for $1 million.

Rohner, 52, founded Snctm in 2013 after watching Tom Cruise’s movie “Eyes Wide Shut,” which featured a scene in which the wealthy elite gather for a secret orgy. With a curated guest list and annual membership fees up to $75,000, it has become a private playground for the free love of Hollywood actors, rock stars, CEOs, city officials and run-of-the-mill billionaires.

Rohnner told The Times that he chose to sell the business because his entrepreneurial lifestyle ruined his relationship with his family.

In his profile, he describes the club’s early days, the elaborate Snctm masquerade parties he hosted in mansions and nightclubs across the city, and his latest business venture, an erotic restaurant on the Sunset Strip. Talked about a luxury cannabis line called Sex Weed. .

The article also noted that Roan said in an Instagram story after Hunter Biden reached a plea bargain with federal prosecutors on Tuesday that the president’s son was once a member of Snctm.

“Hunter used to be a member of Snctm, but I canceled his membership after one party because he’s an asshole,” Rowner wrote in a since-deleted post.

The owner group that now controls Snctm disputed Rowner’s post. Loan, who was contacted by phone on Wednesday, said he was informed of the ban by email from one of the club’s owners on Tuesday.

“By posting what I did about Hunter on Instagram, I was letting people know that his behavior was upsetting to me,” Rowner said. “I knew I might no longer be part of Snctm as a result, but I was willing to take the risk.”

Regarding the ban, he said: “I literally don’t care in the sense that I don’t have to go to Snctm parties. But personally I’m not interested anymore.”

When asked about the specific reasons for the loan player’s suspension, a Snctm spokesperson responded in a second statement:

“As previously stated, we neither confirm nor deny the identity of any past or current participants. We adhere to a strict code of conduct to protect the safety and privacy of our members and will will lead to permanent banishment,” read the new statement in its entirety.

A spokesperson did not respond to calls or emails seeking an interview with the Snctm owner, who disqualified Rohnner. A lawyer for Biden did not respond to a request for comment.