Madison Beer Pleads With Trolls To Stop Bullying Following Porn Star Mia Khalifa’s Shade
KEY POINTS
- Madison Beer reportedly received death threats following Mia Khalifa’s shade
- She has urged followers to "stop being so hateful towards strangers"
- Beer has denied going under the knife
Madison Beer hit out at trolls accusing her of plastic surgery after former porn film star Mia Khalifa called out the singer for allegedly going under the knife.
Revealing that she has been on the receiving end of a lot of bullying and death threats, Beer insisted that she did not get any work done. She reportedly went to the plastic surgeon’s office for a mole removal consultation.
Taking to Twitter, Beer wrote: “bandwagon hate and mass bullying is something i’m [sic] not okay with. sorry. bullying has been an issue that has led to suicide and depression for so many for [sic] years and years and still people do not care to change. focus on your own lives and stop being so hateful towards strangers.”
Beer was compelled to respond to plastic surgery allegations following Khalifa’s TikTok video in which she announced her own nose job. Referencing Beer’s photos that showed her seemingly hiding behind a tree near a plastic surgeon's office, Khalifa wrote: “I’d never hide behind a tree. Don’t compare urself [sic] to anyone on the internet, ur [sic] beautiful.”
When a Twitter user pointed out Khalifa’s shade, the former adult entertainment star said she had no issues calling out others for setting unrealistic beauty standards for "young impressionable fans."
Recently, Khalifa also took to TikTok to dissuade young girls from joining the adult entertainment industry.
Khalifa was active in the porn industry for a period of only three months in 2014. She made only 11 films, but the Lebanese-American actress said they will "haunt" her until the day she dies.
The former porn star, who is one of Pornhub's most-searched-for actresses, also spoke about the negative impact of making X-rated videos on her mental health.
"That hourly dissociative attack from remembering hundreds of millions of people's only impression of you is solely based on the lowest, most toxic, most uncharacteristic three months of your life when you were 21," she shared.
Responding to a TikTok user's comment on doing porn to earn money, the actress said it's "not worth it."
She also revealed that she made only £9,600 ($12,000) for her videos, despite being Pornhub’s most popular star.
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