As a Christian, DeGregorio says she knows she is “going to have criticism” doing OnlyFans, and that people are already telling her she is going to hell.
“Nobody in this world can send me to hell. Only God can.”
“My experience as a pastor was extremely difficult,” DiGregorio said. “I have a lot of respect for pastors and stuff that they go through after going through it myself.”
According to DiGregorio, judgment in the church is what ultimately drove her away from ministry. DiGregorio said, “They judge you for everything. I mean, God forbid a pastor has a drink of wine or any type of alcoholic beverage, because you’re definitely going to Hell for that.”
When she shared her desire to be an adult entertainer again with Andrew, he said, “I’m not here to control you. I want you to do what makes you happy. As long as it doesn’t break up our marriage, I’m down with it. I told her I support her 100 percent.” He even manages her OnlyFans page and doesn’t mind that others look at her pictures and videos. “She’s all mine, so I’m not really too worried about it,” Andrew said with a chuckle.
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Explaining how she reconciles her adult entertainment work with her Christian faith, DiGregorio said, “The way I look at posting adult content is God brought me into this world naked.” Though she once said she was done with X-rated films forever, DiGregorio now says, “Posting pictures naked—I don’t think is this big, huge crime or, you know, this big sin.”
Recalling her time attending church and serving as a pastor, she now resents the fact that “when I was in church, it was girls can’t wear pants. You have to wear skirts. You can’t wear makeup. You can’t dye your hair. You can’t cut your hair. God forbid you show any cleavage [or] you’re going to Hell for all those things.” Reflecting on her evolving moral beliefs, DiGregorio admitted, “I literally went from one extreme to the next.”
