Don’t expect your wife to do what adult stars do, says Mia Khalifa

Tell them 'em again Mia

Porn legend Mia Khalifa is specialising directly to people who expect their partners, especially wives, to do what she does on screen. The 29-year-old American-Lebanese star, found fame for appearing in porn videos wearing traditional Islamic garments and spoke to BBC's HARDtalk, where she issued a warning to fans. In case you missed it, Mia has retired from the industry but is resurfacing as influencer with some words of wisdom for people and their bedroom activities. She said: “Everyone watches porn. “It affects relationships, and porn addiction is very prevalent - the things men see in the videos and expect from the women in their lives is not reality. “No one is going to do those acts on a Wednesday night with the ones they love. I wanted to do porn as my dirty little secret, but it blew up in my face. It was terrifying.” https://www.instagram.com/p/CcQeJl9F_Mm/?hl=en The 2019 interview, which is one of the most open and honest interviews she has ever given also talked about the infamous porn video which made her famous. Mia also said that, having left the industry, she was becoming an influencer instead. And it looks like it is working well for Mia, as she now has 4.7 million Twitter followers, and 27.6 million Instagram fans. Earlier this week,  as former adult film star Lana Rhoades announced she is asexual and would like porn to be made illegal. https://www.instagram.com/p/CbK3pdduy-n/?hl=en Lana has told how she never comprehended "you actually have to have sex with people" before she joined the industry. Speaking on The Skinny Confidential podcast, Rhoades detailed the stark differences of her perception of porn before and after doing it. "I also had only slept with one person at this point," Rhoades, who became a mother in January, said. "So, I was very sexually inexperienced. "That's why and for whatever reason I never comprehended like to do porn you actually have to have sex with people." Related links:

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