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Lana Rhoades Says Porn Is "100% Fake" And Pornstars Are Treated Like Circus Acts

Lana Rhoades Says Porn Is "100% Fake" And Pornstars Are Treated Like Circus Acts

In a recent interview on The Skinny Confidential podcast, Lana Rhoades says adult movies are "100% fake," and performers are treated like "circus acts."

The former adult actress already spoke up against the industry and broke one of the most popular myths about the porn industry in her latest interview.

The podcast host Lauryn Evarts Bosstick asked Lana, "Let's blow the cover off porn – how real is it?"

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Rhoades replied:

"100 percent fake."

She elaborated:

"It's like circus acts as a performer, when I was doing it, it was like, what face can I make? What sound could I make? What can I do in this movie to make it the best one?"

Lana, whose real name is Amara Maple, further said that she is more or less "asexual" at this point. The 26-year-old continued:

"I don't even like having sex, honestly I'm pretty much asexual. I never hook up with people, I don't find people attractive, and I've always been like that. It's not like there was a change after doing porn."

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Lana rose to fame quite quickly and became a household name, despite being in the industry for only eight months.

Despite the short time, she learned valuable lessons, as she said:

"I don't think it's [porn] good for anyone, they should make it illegal."

Lana entered the porn industry at 19, after only sleeping with one man. She wanted to make a better life for herself, but she had no idea what she got herself into.

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Lana explained:

"I wasn't mature enough to realize what actually went into it, and very, very quickly, I realized this isn't for me."

Bits of interviews went viral on TikTok, with many siding with Lana.

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One person wrote that she sounded traumatized. Another expressed their sympathies by saying, "Lana seems like such a bright and kind soul, I hope she's doing well."

Lana, who gave birth to her first child, a son named Milo, earlier this year, is doing well, earning more than ever, while enjoying time with her "best friend in the entire world," her baby.