Mia Khalifa slams men who choose to date women much younger than them

Mia Khalifa believes it's creepy if you're an older man who is dating a much younger woman.

The former porn star turned media personality sat down with Emily Ratajakowski on her show to discuss sex work, shame, body image, and control.

The sex worker, who was 2014's most searched performer on PornHub, said men who deliberately seek out girls who are decades their junior are power-hungry and sad.

"Any guy who goes after a girl significantly younger than them is severely lacking in their life and I mean that confidence-wise," Khalifa said on the High Low with Emrata show.

"They are falling short in so many places and that is the only place they can turn to feel like they have something on the scale of power."

Ratajkowski agreed with Khalifa, saying: "Ultimately, it’s predatory.

"Because you’re manipulating someone who is not aware of what they’re giving you. And it’s unfair."

Social media did not take kindly to Khalifa's point of view and many lashed out at her.

One user said: "Disagree. Been in beautiful relationships with someone 10 years older and also 10 years younger. Sometimes people from different ages simply like each other a lot and fall in love."

Another added: "As long as the relationship is consensual, respectful, and obviously legal then what’s the problem? Context is important."

One man weirdly stated: "I think men have an inert biological disposition to find younger women much more attractive because of their fertility. Not that they want to have babies but it’s just in our biology to find a younger woman attractive."

Others hit out at the now-Only Fans star for 'guy-bashing'.

One user was deeply offended by Khalifa's sweeping statement: "So what about any woman who goes after a guy who is significantly older or younger? Or is this just meant to be a platform for guy bashing from these two that have a lot to learn about life?"

This isn't the first time the media mogul has criticised men who favour the younger ladies.

She did not hold back in September when she targeted Oscar-winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio just after he had split up with then 25-year-old Camila Morrone.

Leo has a prolific track record for only dating women under 25 and Mia came up with an alternative idea for why the relationships never last.

"Maybe it's not Leo dumping his girls as soon as they turn 25, maybe his girls outgrow him when their brain fully forms at 25, and they realise they don't want to be with a 47-year-old man-child," he said.

Ouch.