Former adult film star Brittni De La Mora says that two of the questions people ask her the most are: “What did you do with all your money?” and “Are you going to tell your children that you did [porn]?” De La Mora, a Christian who now does ministry to help women transition out of the sex industry, answered those questions on Instagram on Monday, May 19.
“I was in the adult film industry for seven years, and two of the questions that I get asked the most are, No. 1, what did you do with all your money? Did you give it back?” said De La Mora. “And No. 2, are you gonna tell your children that you did [porn]? No. 1, what did I do with all my money? Well, I pretty much spent it all.”
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Brittni De La Mora and her husband, Richard, founded Love Always Ministries, a non-profit that “helps people walk in their calling by discovering God’s love and leading a victorious life through purity.” In addition to providing other resources, they co-host the “Let’s Talk Purity” podcast, and Brittni De La Mora hosts the podcast “Uncensored With Brittni De La Mora.”
The Love Always website says that De La Mora “was once named one of the world’s most famous porn stars” but her time in the industry was full of her “deepest, darkest days of despair, leading her to survive by way of drugs, alcohol, and ultimately, failed attempts of suicide.”
De La Mora recently interviewed former OnlyFans star Nala Ray about how Jesus redeemed Ray from the darkness of sex work.
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Regarding how she spent all of the money she earned through doing porn, De La Mora explained, “I was an addict. I had a trafficker who took all my money the last three-and-a-half years, and I lived a very lavish lifestyle. So the money was easy come, easy go.”
“I left that industry with my very last paycheck, which was $1,500, and that’s not an isolated incident,” said De La Mora. “Most of the people that I know that leave the adult industry leave that industry broke. It’s like when you win the lottery and you’ve never had money in your life, and then you just spend it all on the dumbest things, and then you wonder where all those millions of dollars went.”
