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In a shocking and emotional revelation, retired adult film star Lana Rhoades has pleaded with every adult site to permanently delete all of her videos, more than 400+ scenes in total, saying she was "19 years old, broke and groomed" when she entered the industry.

Rhoades opened up about the trauma and called for greater protection for young actors.

The former adult actor, who left the industry several years ago, described her experience as deeply traumatic, explaining that she was manipulated and pressured into situations she did not fully understand at the time.

In the past, too, Rhoades has spoken about the emotional toll her past work has taken on her, admitting that she has spent years reclaiming her identity and moving on from an industry that still profits from her image. Her appeal has reignited discussions about consent, exploitation, and the rights of adult stars, especially those who entered the business at a young age.

Lana Rhoades has made it clear that her primary reason for wanting her videos removed is personal and protective. She says the content represents a period in her life when she was young, vulnerable, and coerced into situations she did not fully consent to or understand.

Her goal is to prevent her son from ever seeing her past in the adult industry and to reclaim a sense of dignity and control over her own image. Beyond her personal reasons, Rhoades’ request also highlights broader concerns about the permanence of online content and the limited rights performers often have over videos they starred in.

“I was 19, broke, and groomed. I want every video gone so my son never sees his mom like that," says Rhoades.

Social Media Reacts as Fans Debate Her Decision to Remove 400+ Videos

As soon as the post surfaced on social media, it quickly went viral and sparked debate. One X (formerly called Twitter) wrote:

"The porn industry is generally easy money and when someone asked me at 19 if I wanted to get into the industry that was the line they used to try and get me into it. I said "no", walked away, and now 30 years later the fear of having videos of myself out there is something I don't have to worry about. Getting into the industry generally starts with a question of "do you want to make some easy money?"

"Everyone has a right to make a change and make a better life for themselves. We should try to provide her positive reinforcement for this change and not cut her down," another added.
Social media erupts with support and debate over Rhoades’ decision to delete her videos

While one said, "I genuinely feel bad for her. Most of us don’t have our mistakes on film or the internet.The internet may be forever, but if she repents and turns her heart to Jesus she deserves forgiveness. But I doubt she'll be able to have the consequences of her actions removed from the internet."

Northernblood8:
Not really. She is now in onlyfans

FalseProphet1:
I see nairalanders running to xvideos and pornhub to search for her videos before they're deleted.

This I have seen.

BlackViper:
https://www.indiatimes.com/trending/why-does-lana-rhoades-want-her-videos-to-be-deleted-from-internet-retired-adult-stars-plea-goes-viral-heres-what-we-know/articleshow/125072844.html

advanceDNA:
Yeah..."I was groomed" ...so I am not responsible for my past actions......

The part I like is when her fellow supporters that also never want to be accountable for their actions will come and ask "what of the men that slept with her" .....


But nor worry.....u and your son go dey alright las las

DMCA:
I Just d imagine say I dey high school with any person wey him mama get knack tape.
the person fit reason rope and sniper

DMCA:
in fact i dey go find her videos now now
Like and Share if u dey with me