Remy Lacroix с раздолбанным анусом

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Sep 21, 2022 6:13 PM PDT

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LOS ANGELES — In 2015, Remy LaCroix was on top of the porn industry.
She was winning awards, dating rock stars like Machine Gun Kelly, and was a fan favorite — a hula-hooping dreamgirl-next-door from NorCal who shared her thoughts and feelings openly on Twitter, with an aura of authenticity that predated the current age of permanent engagement.
Remy was the chill stoner babe with a beatific smile and her feelings on the surface. A raver and an actress and — it was widely recognized — a very, very exceptional portrayer of real female orgasms in an industry that has been known to fake them.
And then one day, Remy LaCroix walked away.
There was no scandal, no cancellation, no beefs — well, almost no beefs. This was 2010s porn and social media after all. Yet one day, Remy just told her agents she “wasn’t available” and that day became several years.
Then, in mid 2021, Remy LaCroix decided she was ready for her comeback, and XBIZ began a series of exclusive interviews with her as the first installment of a new occasional series, “The Naked Truth,” featuring probing, no-holds-barred conversations with noted adult industry figures.
Tomorrow, Sept. 22, Bellesa Plus will debut Remy LaCroix’s official return to professional production, " Remy's Back With a Bang ," an epic gangbang scene she conceived with Jacky St. James as her calling card for the second part of her storied career.
In the tradition of the classic 1960s Playboy Interview, XBIZ (which you should also read “for the articles”) brings you The Naked Truth… with Remy LaCroix.
You were at the top of your career, and then you decided to step down.
“Decided” is not the right word. I got pregnant and miscarried very quickly. And that whole process had a huge effect on me.
When you get pregnant, especially for the first time, you think, “Wow, this is the beginning of something absolutely amazing.” And so you go through this moment when you’re preparing to transform — and then when you lose that, it's just, you have to grieve, you're grieving a loss of all these things that you built up in your head.
So I was very much enveloped in that, and I got really severe post-miscarriage depression. And so I decided to just keep to myself and I balanced myself out. And then I got pregnant again. I gave birth to my first son. Then I was one-and-a-half months postpartum — and I got pregnant again, with my second son. And they're both great and healthy.
How was your time outside the industry?
I’ve just been really growing, as a person and as a mother — and it's been crazy.
How long was the first phase of your career?
My first pregnancy was July 2016, and I started in the industry around 2011. So, a little over five years.
Did it feel like a steady rise, like you were achieving more and more during those five years?
I kind of see it as like, a little rocky, as far as waves go. And it’s still flowing!
I started off not even wanting a porn career, I just wanted to do the gangbang, because I wanted that experience. I didn't want to be a porn star. But one of the male talents in my first gangbang, for Kink.com, was saying, “Yo, you handled that like a champion, you should probably go to LA, you seem really happy!” Stuff like that.
So, the gangbang was shot at Kink in San Francisco, and that's where I lived. I had no idea about porn. I was going to San Francisco State, I had just graduated. But although I wasn't planning on being in porn at all, I watched a lot of Kink.com videos. And I saw on their website, “You can become a model. Send us your pictures.” And so that's how I ended up getting into porn, and I just really loved the one scene.
Do you remember applying for your first porn shoot?
I remember, very vividly, taking the photos that I took, because I was thinking like, “Wow, this is such a big deal.” And then I even hesitated. You know, I had never sent nudes to guys! It wasn't my way of dating. I’m gonna sound old now! You just met up and hung out and talked and whatever was natural was natural.
So I’m sending my nudes to somebody for the first time, and that somebody is a stranger at the Kink Castle! Thinking about it now, it was very strange, and like, vulnerable and mildly horrifying. But I still just said, “You know, this is me. This is something I wanted.”
But you were comfortable with your body, right? You came from the rave scene, Burning Man stuff…
Oh, yeah, that was way before porn too. That was just like, my lifestyle. That's just what I like. But then it was funny because one day Mason, the director, asked me about my talents for a teaser scene, and that's where the hula hoop came out! It was that famous scene with Lexi Belle, where she's on the roller skates and I'm doing a hula hoop thing. Mason was like, “What are you good at? What do you like?” And I was like, “Go buy me a hoop and I'll show you!” And so she was stoked on the idea and that thing kind of took off. Then everybody wanted me to hula-hoop. People still ask me on OnlyFans and I get customers for it all the time.
I love doing it! It's a good workout. I dance, I feel happy.
We should get you a sponsorship from a hula hoop company.
I should have my own hula hoop company.
Back to your unstoppable rise. This is the part of the movie montage where you drive down to Los Angeles. Hollywood sign, Walk of Fame, Sunset Strip, etc.
Yup. I ended up taking that trip down to LA that the male talent suggested and that's when I met with my first agency. And so then I started shooting more but it wasn't just a steady rise. It was more like those rides that take you like this [makes winding motions with her hands], and then drop you like that.
So six months in, the rollercoaster drops?
I felt overworked, I felt I had no support in Los Angeles. No mental support or awareness.
Twenty-two. And I was not happy — and that became a big deal because I made this blog post at the peak of everything. I was like the brand-new girl for only six months and I posted on my blog, “I just have to take a break really quick, my body's tired. It hurts.”
And I wasn't expecting people to make such a big deal out of it, but they called it “a retirement.” That’s not how I saw it. That wasn't my intention or my point of reference, you know? That was an interesting reaction from everyone else.
I did, you know, rest my body and then I continued to book shoots and that's when everything started to really go like [diagonal "up" hand motion]. That's when I started shooting for all the big companies.
Was there a specific moment when you realized, “Oh shit, I'm a porn star now”?
My first big award, when I won Best New Starlet, that was that moment. I was like, “Wow, this room is full of fucking beautiful people. And I'm the one standing here. This. Is. Crazy.” And then I kind of got used to that feeling. The year 2015 was, they told me, “my” year when I even got to perform with the guy I was seeing — Machine Gun Kelly. [smiles] That year was important to me because I won two Best Actress awards. I love acting. A lot of my acting awards were for my movie that I did with Jacky St. James, “The Temptation of Eve.”
Did you have a background in acting?
I was a theater kid. And I’m obsessed with voice acting, like cartoon voices. I truly love acting and being on camera, and also playing myself. All of the above. That's a huge thing that I still would like to do.
Right around when you were getting started was the peak of Sasha Grey’s “crossover” into the mainstream. Were you following her career?
I didn't really learn about other specific performers until people started comparing me to them. And then I looked her up and I'd be like, “Oh my gosh, she's great!” And then I'd become a fan.
I get the impression that the industry used to be more catty, in the early 2010s, than it is right now.
A lot of porn stars that were already established immediately took me as a threat, which was confusing to me. Because as I got to know their work, I admired them, I looked up to them. I thought, “They are strong, and really brave for being able to do this.” So for some of them to say, “Oh, you know, this new little girl just wants the attention,” that hurt my feelings a lot.
Was that because you started off with a pretty extreme gangbang?
Yes. But ultimately I am proud of that scene. In this particular situation, it was literally what I was craving and what I wanted to experience. I didn't want to jump onto the porn scene this way. I just wanted this one experience and I wanted it to be raw and real and exactly what I had been watching online.
Had you ever done anything like that in your civilian life?
Never, ever! I’d only had vanilla relationships my whole life. And so that's what drove me to that point. I was super sexually frustrated, like neglected and frustrated. And I was 22. And I'm like, “Why do I feel like I need to fuck everything right now?”
It is sort of odd that you didn't try it first without a pro crew shooting you.
Because I don't trust people. I wanted it to be professional, and tested. And obviously, the guys are hotter.
So I'm just not the type of girl who can orchestrate that kind of thing from a bar, or like, meeting people out or doing anything like that. I think that now, I am that type of person. Absolutely. I organized my Bellesa comeback gangbang. But at the beginning, what I was looking for was safety. And that's what they gave me.
But you were living in San Francisco, not Salt Lake City or something. Seems to me you could have just gone to a sex party quite easily, right?
I didn't know about the Kink Castle until after the fact, so I guess I just jumped in, head first and eyes closed, and then I opened my eyes. And then I was like, “Okay, now I see where I am.” It was kind of backwards. It's not like, “What am I jumping into?” It's like, “What did I just jump into?”
I was always just like, “Fuck yeah, I really always wanted a job that I like,” and I've never “worked” a day in porn — except for long feature days. Those are work.
And then the non-decision decision happened, and suddenly you were in Northern California with two kids.
There was never an “I quit.” No, you're just “not available” while you're going through something, and then a week becomes a month becomes a year or several. But thank goodness OnlyFans existed when it did, because it came right at the time where I had my first child and it served as the perfect bridge until just now. And I'm already set to go back to work.
Since you’ve always been so open about your status as a mother, how do you feel about the concept of “MILF”?
It’s a much more empowered sexuality, to begin with. I feel like my body, and especially all of my female organs, like, everything is one. MILF to me isn't maybe how it's been defined in the last two decades, since…
Shoutout to brand-new Emmy award-winner Jennifer Coolidge, the original MILF in the 2001 “American Pie” movie.
All right! That term has kind of strayed away from what it really means. It doesn't always mean just like an older lady with a lot of work done and some banging body, or she looks younger but she's older and experienced, and it's different. That's not the only thing a mother is. So I would like to just redefine the whole term altogether. I'm a mother, I am full of sexuality. There's got to be some way we can blend both of those into the picture.
Perhaps the industry hasn’t come up with the vocabulary to talk about a concept of a sexually assertive woman between teen and a very specific kind of "Va va voom" MILF?
So let's come up with it! You're either a “girl next door,” or then in that in-between stages, it’s so weird, because you're not the babysitter, but you're not the mom. You're just a normal young woman. But they still call you “girl next door” because you don't look old enough yet.
What would you call that in-between?
Why does there need to be stages? Why aren't we just women? But then when it comes to the term MILF, those are “mothers.” Those are mothers who have grown babies, those are mothers who have had sex in a very inviting way, so much so to create life, and birth that life from the same place you received it, and then you know... stretch marks! I'm talking about natural bodies, stretch marks and actual MILF attributes.
But yeah, I don't have the language for it because the culture doesn't. But that's what it needs. That's just what the culture needs is some realness.
And the rise of OnlyFans has shown that people crave a measure of reality and authenticity.
I know men or women, or just everybody, watches porn to escape the reality or get into something a little bit more dangerous or interesting, or whatever it is you're looking for. But I think there's also a lot of people who just want what's real.
What's real is that I had two kids and my ass has stretch marks now. What's real is I have a mom pooch that I'm trying to get rid of. Talk to any mom, it's real! It's a real life, rite of passage, becoming a mother, you know what I mean? I'm tired of that being misrepresented.
So, how is 2022 Remy LaCroix going to represent it?
I am a 34-year-old woman experiencing the sex that I want to have now. I'm growing and changing and everything is going to change with me. I don't fit in that box anymore. There's so much more of me to give. Because becoming a mother really breaks you open. There's just so much more that I have to give than what I've given the porn industry already.
I can tell you that a lot of my empowerment has come from my fans’ responses to my new OnlyFans content. Like, “We love your body” and “You're such a woman and not the little girl-next-door skinny thing.” So they're keeping me motivated in this mindset to be like, “This is who I am.” My fans have actually been keeping me very uplifted, very motivated.
These issues about physical representation go way beyond porn, though.
Exactly. I’m not even talking about porn here. I'm talking about the way the world views aging. Men are sexy when they're salt and peppery, with those cowboy wrinkles. This is encouraged for them. And everything about women is anti-aging, face-lift, Botox. I get it, but I'm forging my own path, which is a very natural path that all of us have to go through. We age; you're not going to look 22 forever. And it's not fair to women to just expect women to always look young, while men get to be praised for looking like George Clooney, like Robert Downey Jr. I want to be like these handsome men — I want to be salt and peppery and banging! This is the natural process. You just grow into yourself more.
Which brings us to July 2021, when Remy LaCroix decided it was time for her comeback.
That's when I started planning it with Jacky. My comeback scene has been in the works for over a year! And we've had lots and lots of talks about it, and then I came to Los Angeles to shoot it in July this year.
Although you had been shooting content already.
I come from a different era of pre-OnlyFans porn. Doing OnlyFans content does not necessarily mean “a comeback” to me, you know? OnlyFans is where we as performers do content trades and help each other out in that way.
But when I say “comeback,” I mean the way that I came onto the scene the very first time. Like a mainstream set with professionals, and it's just a different caliber.
Who did you choose for the official comeback scene?
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