Ex-Pornstar Mia Khalifa BLASTS Netizens For Sharing Her Explicit Photos And Videos! Says ‘Just Cause You Sucked My T*tties Doesn't Make Me Your Mama’

Mia Khalifa was only active in the industry for no less than three months but still ranks in the top spot on certain adult film sites

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Published on Nov 12 2022, 10:56:55

Ex-Pornstar Mia Khalifa BLASTS Netizens For Sharing Her Explicit Photos And Videos! Says ‘Just Cause You Sucked My T*tties Doesn't Make Me Your Mama’

Mia Khalifa achieved success after her career as a pornstar boomed in 2014, when Islamic State sympathizers threatened her life for wearing a hijab in a porn video. Well, the former adult film actress has never looked back since then.

She has always been candid about the issues that concern her. She has often raised of voice against social issues or the injustice against women.

Just cause you sucked my titties doesn’t make me your mama
— Mia K. (@miakhalifa) November 9, 2022

Nevertheless, she was only active in the industry for no less than three months but still ranks in the top spot on certain adult film sites. Thousands of fans often flood the ex-film star’s social media accounts with photos and comments on her previous videos.

Mia raged over the fans for sharing her old footage, and she wrote, "Just cause you sucked my t*tties doesn't make me your mama," unfortunately, her fans continued to send her old footage.

While her profile was flooded with images about her past in porn movies, something provoked Mia and she exploded over her fans.

Later, Mia took to her Instagram account and shared a gallery of images which featured her showing off her most recent luxury purchase, a Dora Maar painting by Pablo Picasso.

After that, Mia shared on her Instagram account a gallery of images in which she shows off her most recent luxury purchase, a Dora Maar painting by Pablo Picasso.

Reacting to the same, Mia wrote: "I am proud to be reminded every day, that no matter how much suffering one has endured and no matter how permanent it may seem, whether in the form of scars or an iconic painting whose creator is on a pedestal (and I am guilty of building that pedestal), we are greater than our tribulations and will not be defined by them or the men who inflicted so much pain."

Image Source: Instagram