Brittni De La Mora is a former adult film star, wife, mother and a leading advocate for helping others recover from porn addiction. At the pinnacle of her career in the adult entertainment industry, Brittni had acquired fame, money, and success by having landed over 250+ roles in film. However, the prominent memories she recalls during this time were also some of the deepest, darkest days of despair, leading her to survive by way of drugs, alcohol, and ultimately, failed attempts of suicide. Through a divine series of events, Brittni began to encounter the love of God, which inevitably led to her making a life changing decision to walk away from the industry overnight.
Today on the show we discuss: why porn is so addicting and problematic in today’s world, strategies for recovering from porn addiction, why Brittni entered and left the industry, the ups and downs and twists and turns of Brittni’s career, the collateral damage she’s had to deal with, how Brittni learned to finally love herself without relying on external validation, why she remained celibate until she met her husband and much more.
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