From Hollywood to Adult Film: 10 Celebrities You Might Not Know Did Porn

Most Hollywood celebrities are now involved in the adult industry, and some are even top-name stars such as Dustin Diamond and Jamiee Foxworth.

Another interesting fact is that Jamiee Foxworth, whose most famous role was on Family Matters, turned to the adult entertainment business when she was 19 years old after she was being given little to no acting work and her family was facing a financial crisis. In her 2014 interview, she mentioned, “I made choices I regret—all our money came from my sitcom days.” The fear of supporting her family made her feel stressed and despairing.

Although Jamiee is grateful for motherhood that she says totally changed her life and pleads guilty for her past, she still does not respond to the critics who judge her. On the other hand, late Dustin Diamond—whose existence we lost in 2021—asserted he only gave permission for adult content to use his face without any other part while deeply regretting the action. Their experiences have shown us the divergent ways in which stars navigate the adult industry’s aftermath.

Although Dustin incongruously suggested that a “Screech sex tape” would be very lucrative, he acknowledged that the return was less than imagined. For quite a few celebs, porn turned out to be a completely unforeseen and cares zero if not regrettable career change. Find the gallery down below and get to know which actors moved into adult films, defying all the odds!

Dan Benson From Wizards of Waverly Place

Chad Johnson from The Bachelorette

Maitland Ward from Boy Meets World

Scott Schwartz from A Christmas Story

Jaimee Foxworth from Family Matters

Dustin Diamond from Saved by the Bell

 

Rachel Swimmer from Laguna Beach

Chris Crocker from the “Leave Britney Alone!” video

Nadya “Octomom” Suleman

Tom Sizemore from Saving Private Ryan

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