Lana Rhoades Begs Adult Sites to Delete 400 Scenes Over “Heartbreaking” Plea to Protect Her Son

Adult film actress Lana Rhoades attends the 2017 Adult Video News Awards

Former adult film star Lana Rhoades has made an emotional and desperate appeal to major pornography websites, demanding the immediate removal of more than 400 of her past adult scenes. The star, who left the industry to focus on motherhood, stated that the heartbreaking reason for her request is to shield her young son from ever seeing the content.

Rhoades, one of the most popular and recognizable figures in the adult entertainment world before her retirement, took to her Instagram Story this week to share a raw, tearful message. The star addressed her emotional turmoil over her extensive body of work, estimated to include over 400 scenes across various platforms.

“I Want Every Video Gone”

In a direct and powerful quote shared across social media, Rhoades revealed the core motivation behind her request, citing the circumstances under which she entered the industry.

“I was 19, broke, and groomed,” she wrote in the post, visibly distraught. “I want every video gone so my son never sees his mom like that.” The statement directly assigns blame to the industry for exploiting her during a vulnerable time in her life.

The plea highlights the complex relationship many former performers have with their work after leaving the industry, particularly following major life changes like becoming a parent. Rhoades’ highly personal appeal has sparked significant discussion across social media regarding performers’ rights and content ownership in the adult industry.

While many adult sites often refuse to remove content once published, Rhoades’ public demand puts pressure on the platforms to respond to her deeply personal circumstances.

As of press time, none of the major adult platforms have publicly commented on Rhoades’ demand. The star continues to use her public platform to advocate for content removal and shine a light on the pressures faced by young women entering the industry.

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