Lana Rhoades Once Jumped A Barbed Wire Prison Fence To See Boyfriend

We all do foolish things for love, but have you ever scaled a barbed wire prison fence, destroying your kecks in the process?

And if you haven't, have you ever really loved at all?

Lana Rhoades opened up about doing just this on an episode of her podcast 3 Girls 1 Kitchen, in which she, Alexa Adams and Olivia Davis discussed the 'cringey things' they'd done for love.

The former porn star said she went to huge lengths to visit her locked up former flame when she was an 'out of control' drunk teenager.

She recalled: "I hitchhiked to the county jail where my boyfriend was being detained, and I proceeded to climb a barbed wire fence.

"I found a ladder that went up to the building and I was knocking on the jail windows asking if anyone knew [her boyfriend]."

Remarkably, she said that her brazen prison break in went undetected by prison guards - though she paid the price in the pants department as she made her way back out of the penitentiary.

"Surprisingly, I didn't get caught," she said. "After I was done making a fool of myself I climbed down the ladder, back over the barbed wire fence, half my pants ripped off.

"Then I went inside the county jail, asked the officer to call my mum, and she came and got me."

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Rhoades found fame as a porn star, but has since turned her back on that life and has said she will never go back.

She recently became a mum and has said she's making way more money now than she did in the porn industry.

Speaking on Barstool's BFFs podcast, she said: "In the industry, I did not get paid s**t. I probably had $100,000 (roughly £81,000) when I quit shooting porn, now I'm a multi-millionaire.

"That's what I warn girls, it’s not all that glamorous, it's not even well-paid. It's much smarter to go into Instagram or just do an OnlyFans."

Indeed, she's said she's now against much of the porn industry.

On a recent episode of bodybuilder-turned-YouTuber Bradley Martyn's Raw Talk podcast, she said: "I just didn't have a great experience [in porn] and I don't think that it’s great for other women, or even men.

"I myself am against pornography now from my own experiences.

"There's different levels to it obviously, it's mostly hardcore pornography that I have an issue with.

"Everyone can do what they want, I just don't think that they're making the best decision for themselves going into that.

"I don't think that having sexual relations with people that you hardly know is good for your mental health or your heart."