Mia Khalifa, 21, has got tongues wagging in her birth country Lebanon which she lived till age ten before moving to America, where she is now one of the most popular porn stars in the world.
Lebanon, a country with a population of just four million did not find Khalifa as a good ambassador of her native country with many branding her as "a disgrace" and "shameful". As the most searched adult performer on the x-rated website, Pornhub, the History graduate's accomplishment has become a heated topic of discussion on social media in the few past days, with a lot of Lebanese stating their disapproval citing different reasons.
Among the many Lebanese who took to social media is a writer for 'Now. Lebanon' Juliana Yazbeck who said she is concerned about the effect of Khalifa's fame on the women of Lebanon. She wrote; "It never even crossed my mind to think, 'she doesn't have the right.' What did cross my mind was: 'Really? Of the very few Lebanese women who are making global headlines, it had to be a porn star?'"
Another Lebanese blogger Gino Raidy also added; "I think it's pretty great that at a time when the Lebanese government and authorities are following in the footsteps of our ultra-conservative Arab counterparts and banning porn sites in Lebanon, one of our own topped the charts of the biggest names in online porn."
I'm just going to leave it for you my readers to make all the obvious assumptions and criticisms as to why this lady would choose this profession for reasons best known to her. I know its her personal choice and her body if I may say, but I'm all ears.
Lebanon, a country with a population of just four million did not find Khalifa as a good ambassador of her native country with many branding her as "a disgrace" and "shameful". As the most searched adult performer on the x-rated website, Pornhub, the History graduate's accomplishment has become a heated topic of discussion on social media in the few past days, with a lot of Lebanese stating their disapproval citing different reasons.
Among the many Lebanese who took to social media is a writer for 'Now. Lebanon' Juliana Yazbeck who said she is concerned about the effect of Khalifa's fame on the women of Lebanon. She wrote; "It never even crossed my mind to think, 'she doesn't have the right.' What did cross my mind was: 'Really? Of the very few Lebanese women who are making global headlines, it had to be a porn star?'"
Another Lebanese blogger Gino Raidy also added; "I think it's pretty great that at a time when the Lebanese government and authorities are following in the footsteps of our ultra-conservative Arab counterparts and banning porn sites in Lebanon, one of our own topped the charts of the biggest names in online porn."
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