Ex-Porn Star Mia Khalifa Will Fulfill Fan Requests For $300 To Benefit Lebanese Red Cross

Mia Khalifa hopes to connect with her fans and raise funds for the benefit of the Lebanese Red Cross following the devastating Beirut explosions with a new project.

The ex-porn star has been doing her part in contributing to relief efforts and raising awareness following the blast at the Port of Beirut that killed over 200, wounded thousands and left hundreds of thousands homeless earlier this month. Now, Khalifa is working with Cameo, which makes "impossible fan connections possible," to connect with her supporters for a cause.

"I’m on @BookCameo for a little while to 100% benefit @RedCrossLebanon. Soundcloud rappers, seize your opportunity, and support a great cause!" she wrote on Twitter on Saturday.

Khalifa stated that she will be donating all the money she makes from bookings on Cameo to the Lebanese Red Cross, so those who will support it will also be able to contribute to the organization.

Khalifa is willing to fulfill her fans' request for $300, while chatting with her costs $19.99.

The former adult star also promoted the activity on her Instagram Stories.

"I'm on Cameo for a little while to donate every penny to the @LebaneseRedCross. Book me to break up with your toxic partner or shoutout your [explicit] frat! or DM me some nonsense at $15 a message and know whatever insult I send back will have benefited a great cause," she wrote.

Twitter users, however, had mixed opinions regarding the amount she stated, with some finding $300 to be too expensive.

"$300?! How many people will take you up on this? Not charity shaming, its just a very specific level of person that can help is all," one social media user commented.

"It's for an association, not for her," another person wrote in defense of Khalifa.

"U are the best Mia I hope there will be one more person talking about her after all she has done," another person said.

Khalifa recently put her infamous glasses up for auction on eBay to benefit the Lebanese Red Cross, and its current bid is at $100,000. However, some fans expressed concern regarding the possibility of trolls putting in fake bids.

"Most eBay bids are fake," one netizen wrote.

"This isn't me doubting that people got this money, this just seems like people are putting in fake bids for this and im worried about the donation," another commented on the auction.