After becoming a mother

Former adult star Lana Rhoades says she wishes all of her 400+ videos could be erased from the internet.
After becoming a mother, she opened up about how deeply she regrets her past and how she fears her son growing up and discovering that chapter of her life.

She even told her followers — with tears in her eyes — that if she could delete everything and start fresh, she would.
A reminder that people can change, grow, and outgrow the choices they made when they were young and vulnerable.

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