Mia became an internet sensation in 2014 after starring in her first pornographic scene. Despite her career lasting only a few months and featuring in just a handful of scenes, she has remained a controversial figure ever since leaving the industry.
A self-described feminist—though one can argue she uses
feminism to tear down men—Mia has often criticized the adult industry, calling it exploitative and claiming she was mistreated, which has raised some skepticism.
What adds to the confusion is her continued presence on OnlyFans, a platform where she monetizes content in a similar realm, despite her repeated expressions of regret for doing porn.
In her latest interview on a podcast with
Louis Theroux, released yesterday on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, Mia opens up about how she hates being seen as a pornstar and says she still feels clouded by shame to this day.
This isn't the first time Mia has faced controversy. Back in 2019, she claimed that she only made $12,000 from her entire porn career, a statement that was refuted by BangBros, who revealed that she earned more than
$175,000 from them alone.
She has also been vocal in shaming men who pursue relationships with younger women, which is pretty ironic given her own background.
