HIV-Positive Porn Star Freezes Adult Film Industry

An HIV-positive test result from an adult film actor has led a prominent industry trade association to call for an indefinite moratorium on the production of pornographic films.

The Free Speech Coalition (FSC), a non-profit organization that opposes censorship of the adult entertainment industry, confirmed the performer’s positive test results for HIV, but it has not released his or her name or revealed when the test was recorded.

According to Diane Duke, FSC’s executive director, the actor is not believed to have contracted the virus while on an adult movie set.

“The moratorium will be lifted once the risk of transmission has been eliminated,” Duke said.

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Adult film sources have confirmed that performers who were in movies with the HIV-positive actor are being tested by doctors with Adult Production Health and Safety Services (APHSS), an STD testing service for the porn industry.

Opponents of the adult film industry responded to this latest development by sharply criticizing what they believe is the porn industry’s relatively relaxed attitude regarding the use of prophylactics.

“How many adult film performers have to become infected with an array of preventable sexually transmitted diseases – including HIV, which is incurable, before the porn industry actually complies with the law regarding condom use,” Michael Weinstein, president of AIDS Healthcare Foundation said in a statement.

The adult film industry has been concerned with HIV since the virus was first identified in the 1980s. The spread of HIV within the industry during the ’80s caused the deaths of several adult actors and led to the establishment of a mandatory HIV testing system for performers. An HIV-positive porn star in today’s adult film industry causes an immediate shutdown of production to isolate any at-risk performers and limit the scope of any potential outbreaks.

Due to advancements in HIV testing, it is now easy and inexpensive to test for the virus. The adult industry requires that all performers get tested regularly. To begin the process of becoming an adult performer, the first step is to get tested for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.

Pornstars with STDs

We’ve compiled a list of pornstars with STDs.  Some may or may not have used our services.  Just kidding.  We would never divulge the identity of someone that uses our services.  This list was compiled by doing research on Google with the help of AI.

1. Jenna Jameson –  HPV in 2008
2. Farrah Abraham –  chlamydia and mycoplasma hominis in 2013
3. Kayden Kross –  HSV-1 in 2011
4. August Ames –  HSV-1 in 2014
5. Tori Black –  HPV in 2014
6. Sasha Grey –  HSV-1 in 2009
7. Belladonna –  HPV in 2011
8. Lexi Belle –  chlamydia in 2012
9. Lisa Ann –  herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV-2) in 2010
10. Joanna Angel –  chlamydia in 2008
11. Courtney Cummz –  HPV in 2009
12. Skin Diamond –  HPV in 2014
13. Asa Akira –  hepatitis B and C in 2013
14. Chanel Preston –  HPV in 2014
15. Stormy Daniels –  HPV in 2009.
16. Mia Khalifa –  chlamydia and gonorrhea in 2017.
17. Riley Reid –  chlamydia in 2013.
18. Jesse Jane –  HSV-2 in 2007.
19. Abella Danger –  HSV-2 in 2017.
20. Kendra Lust –  chlamydia in 2014.
21. Nicole Aniston –  herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1) in 2012.
22. Allie Haze –  HPV in 2015.
23. Dani Daniels –  HPV in 2016.
24. Alexis Texas –  HPV in 2012.
25. Mia Malkova –  chlamydia in 2014.
26. Angela White –  HPV in 2015.
27. Phoenix Marie –  HSV-2 in 2008.
28. Christy Mack –  HPV in 2011.
29. Asphyxia Noir –  chlamydia in 2012.
30. Kagney Linn Karter –  HPV in 2015.
31. Bonnie Rotten –  HSV-2 in 2012.
32. Madison Ivy –  HPV in 2013.
33. Abigail Mac –  chlamydia in 2013.
34. Adriana Chechik –  HSV-1 in 2016.
35. Lily Carter –  chlamydia in 2011.
36. Bonnie Rotten –  HSV-2 in 2012.
37. Riley Steele –  HPV in 2010.
38. Dani Jensen –  gonorrhea and trichomoniasis in 2014.
39. Stoya –  herpes simple 2 (HSV-2) in 2009.
40. Alexis Fawx –  chlamydia in 2011.
41. Jenny Hendrix –  chlamydia and gonorrhea in 2011.
42. Alektra Blue –  HSV-2 in 2012.
43. Sarah Vandella –  HPV in 2014.
44. Veronica Avluv –  HPV in 2015.
45. Rachel Starr – HPV in 2013.
46. Kagney Linn Karter – HPV in 2015
47. Tasha Reign – chlamydia and trichomoniasis in 2011
48. Briana Banks – chlamydia in 2012
49. Nicole Sheridan – HPV in 2008
50. Brooke Haven – chlamydia and gonorrhea in 2009.
51. Priya Rai – chlamydia in 2011
52. Avy Scott – gonorrhea and trichomoniasis in 2012
53. Brandy Aniston – HPV in 2014
54. Diamond Foxx – herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1) in 2009
55. Bobbi Starr – HSV-2 in 2010
56. Jessie Andrews – chlamydia in 2013
57. Aletta Ocean –  HPV in 2015
58. Phoenix Marie –  HSV-2 in 2008.  The list of pornstars with STDs would keep going, but we capped it at 58.  

How Do Pornstars Not Get STDs?

Porn stars are at a higher risk of contracting STDs due to the nature of their work. However, there are several ways they can protect themselves. The most important is regular testing. Porn performers are tested regularly—sometimes weekly—and do not have sex with partners who have not been tested. Other precautions include:

• Watching out for excretions and mucus.
• Using antiseptic soap before having sex.
• Limiting the number of partners you have.

While porn sets are claimed to be one of the least likely places to contract an STI, it’s still important to take these steps to stay safe. So, how do pornstars not get stds? It’s simple…get tested.

STDcheck.com features a comprehensive 10-Test Panel that includes tests for, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, hepatitis A, B and C, as well as an HIV test with optional Early Detection.  While pornstars with stds do exist, getting tested regularly is the best way to maintain sexual health in the industry.