Molly Manning, an Australian mother and adult film star, has sparked debate by openly discussing her choice to be nude around her teenage son at their Los Angeles home.
After financial struggles in Perth, Manning relocated to the U.S., launching an OnlyFans career that evolved into mainstream pornography, providing her family stability. She emphasizes that her nudity is non-sexual, stating, “If a child can’t see a nude body at home, there’s something wrong.” Manning argues this approach prevents her son from seeking sexualized images online. While some praise her openness, others criticize the unconventional parenting. Manning remains unapologetic: “I’m comfortable, my son’s comfortable—I don’t care what others think.”
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