Ex-Porn Star Lana Rhoades Shares Dating Preferences, Finds It 'Weird' When People Do This During Dates

Lana Rhoades finds people bringing their friends along to dates bizarre, calling it "juvenile."

In the third episode of Rhoades, Olivia Davis and Alexa Adams' cooking show "3 Girls 1 Kitchen," the three hosts talked about dating, friendship and how these two sometimes mix. Davis recalled her fears of losing her friends when they start dating. Both she and Adams said they want their pals to be involved in what they do, including their love lives.

Rhoades then commented on how Davis and her friends would invite the rest of the group to hang out with someone they are seeing.

"Oh my God, I, personally, whenever I started hanging out with you and your friends like outside of work, I found it kind of weird that whenever one of us would be talking to a guy or like you guys would invite like all the friends to hang out with so and so because why are you like [that]? I just don't get it," Rhoades said.

"I, personally, whenever I'm interested in someone, I want to get to know them and hang out with them alone," she continued. "Like, I just find it so weird just bringing your best friend to everything."

Davis understood why Rhoades doesn't take her friends along when she wants to spend time with a man she likes. She said she learned this lesson the hard way because friends sometimes don't know how to act during these moments. She also revealed that she has lost multiple girlfriends after she brought them around one guy she had been talking to, and it ended in some sort of drama.

Rhoades, who apparently knew the story, shared that Davis introduced a number of friends to a man she was seeing and they ended up striking a friendship with him. But when Davis stopped seeing this man, her friends continued to hang out with him.

Rhoades speculated that it was because the guy was popular, and those pals cared more about popularity than their friendship with Davis.

"I feel like the girls are not caring as much about like their friendship and like girl code because of who the guys are," she said.

Adams chimed in saying that perhaps the benefits outweighed the bond they shared with Davis. But despite her co-hosts' warning, she still refused to meet a total stranger alone.

Rhoades, on the other hand, said she couldn't recall any instance where she invited a friend to hang out with her and the guy she was interested in.

"I feel like that's sort of almost like juvenile, like middle school, like high school type antics," she explained.

During the episode, Rhoades and her co-hosts also discussed love languages. The former porn star shared that her YouTuber boyfriend, Mike Majlak, used to complain about her being so cuddly and wanting to express her affection through physical touch. But she revealed that after dating for several months, he has changed and now loves to cuddle, kiss and openly express his love for her.

Rhoades and Majlak broke up briefly back in October but got back together just a week later.