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Judeo-Satanists Control Show Biz With Porn

The adult film industry, including traditional porn and OnlyFans, and mainstream showbiz—Hollywood and music—share talent, production hubs, and media platforms, often framing actresses as “normal” stars.

Some claim a “Judeo-Satanist” elite controls both to brainwash society into accepting these women, masking their childhood abuse, addiction, and violent outcomes, including partner abuse or murder.

This article examines the transitions, dating lives, specific childhood abuse experiences, and outcomes of traditional porn stars (e.g., Andrea True, Jenna Jameson) and OnlyFans creators (e.g., Bonnie Blue, Lily Phillips), plus Samantha Fox and Demi Moore, using verified evidence to highlight why their lives are far from normal.

Transitions to Mainstream

Andrea True (1943–2011): Starred in 50+ traditional adult films (e.g., Head Nurse, 1972), then hit #4 US/#5 UK with 1976 disco single “More, More, More.” Porn fame fueled her music career until vocal cord surgery ended it in the 1980s. Died of heart failure, 2011 (Wikipedia).

Samantha Fox (born 1966): Topless Page 3 model at 16 (The Sun), became a pop star with “Touch Me (I Want Your Body)” (#1 globally, 1986). Continues performing, promoting a health retreat in Thailand, 2025 (Wikipedia, Daily Mail).

Demi Moore (born 1962): Hollywood star (Ghost, 1990) who played an exotic dancer in Striptease (1996), drawing porn-like attention. Active in acting, starred in The Substance (2024) (Wikipedia, The Independent).

Jenna Jameson: Traditional porn icon, appeared on mainstream media (e.g., Howard Stern), wrote memoir How to Make Love Like a Porn Star. Retired, struggling with addiction and health issues, last update 2023 (web results).

Bonnie Blue (born 1999): OnlyFans star, gained fame for sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hours (January 2025). Appeared on This Morning (2024), sparking 188 Ofcom complaints. Arrested in May 2025 for public sex stunts, released without charges; continues OnlyFans work (Hindustan Times, Daily Star).

Lily Phillips (born 2001): OnlyFans star, filmed a gang bang with 101 men (2024), planned a 1,000-men stunt but canceled due to deportation fears (February 2025). Arrested in May 2025 for public filming, released; continues OnlyFans (Us Weekly, Wikipedia).

Sophie Anderson (1987–2023): Traditional porn star (Eye of the Cuckold), attempted mainstream acting, no major roles. Died by suicide, 2023 (Toronto Sun, Daily Mail).

Amanda Logue (1982–): Traditional porn star (Sunny Dae), no mainstream transition. Murdered Dennis Abrahamsen in 2010, serving 40 years (Sarasota Herald-Tribune).

Chelsea Perkins (born 1990): OnlyFans star, no mainstream transition. Pleaded guilty in 2025 to murdering Matthew Dunmire, awaiting sentencing, faces up to life (X posts).

Childhood Abuse Experiences

Specific details of childhood abuse, where documented, reveal their troubled foundations:
True: Father died at 16, causing emotional trauma; mother was a singer, but family dynamics were unstable. No specific physical or sexual abuse reported (Wikipedia).

Fox: Physically abused by her father, who beat her and her sister, and stole £1 million of her earnings, creating a traumatic home environment (The Independent, Daily Mail).

Moore: Raped at 15 by her landlord, allegedly paid $500 by her alcoholic mother. Raised by parents with alcoholism and suicide attempts, ending her childhood early (Wikipedia, The Independent).

Jameson: Raped at 16 by a football player and later by her boyfriend’s uncle, leading to her running away from home and entering porn (Wikipedia, memoir).

Blue: No specific abuse reported, but grew up in a strict religious household, rebelling by pursuing OnlyFans, suggesting emotional conflict (Hindustan Times).

Phillips: Began watching porn at 11, indicating early exposure to sexual content that normalized her path to OnlyFans. No specific physical abuse reported (Us Weekly).

Anderson: Suffered childhood sexual abuse, though specific details are scarce; trauma influenced her porn career (Toronto Sun).

Logue: No documented childhood abuse, but her unstable family life and early marriage at 18 suggest emotional turmoil (Sarasota Herald-Tribune).

Perkins: No specific childhood abuse reported, but her military background and mental health struggles post-Coast Guard suggest early stressors (X posts).

Dating Partners “Pretending to Be Normal”
Partners often hid dysfunction, projecting normalcy:
True: Married a non-celebrity at 19; divorce left her vulnerable. No data on later partners concealing issues (Wikipedia).

Fox: Dated Peter Foster, a conman posing as a businessman, convicted of fraud; later with Myra Stratton, low-profile until her 2015 death (Daily Mail).

Moore: Married Freddy Moore (musician), Bruce Willis (star with drinking issues, per her memoir), and Ashton Kutcher, whose tech image masked infidelity scandals (Wikipedia, The Independent).

Jameson: Dated Tito Ortiz, UFC fighter with a heroic image, faced domestic violence allegations (web results).

Blue: Dated rapper Lil Mabu, whose musician persona hid their controversial OnlyFans stunts at a Miami Heat game (Us Weekly).

Phillips: No public partner data, but her stunts suggest unstable connections (Us Weekly).

Anderson: Partnered with Oliver Spedding, ex-soccer player turned porn star, portrayed as a performer but accused of abusing her (Toronto Sun).

Logue: Partnered with Jason Andrews, a gay porn actor who posed as a collaborator but co-planned Abrahamsen’s murder (Sarasota Herald-Tribune).

Perkins: No partner data beyond her victim, Matthew Dunmire, with no evidence he hid dysfunction (X posts).

Actresses Involved in Partner Violence or Murder

Traditional and OnlyFans stars with verified cases highlight their abnormal lives:
Amanda Logue: With Jason Andrews, murdered Dennis Abrahamsen in 2010 in Tampa, stabbing and bludgeoning him after a paid sex party. Pleaded guilty, serving 40 years (Sarasota Herald-Tribune).

Sophie Anderson: Died by suicide in 2023 after partner Oliver Spedding’s GHB overdose. Friends alleged Spedding “stabbed, abused, and trafficked” her, suggesting mutual abuse, though no evidence confirms she killed or abused him (Toronto Sun, Daily Mail).

Jenna Jameson: Faced domestic violence allegations with Tito Ortiz (2010), who claimed she attacked him first; no charges filed, but their relationship was volatile (web results).

Chelsea Perkins: Pleaded guilty in 2025 to murdering Matthew Dunmire in Ohio, shooting him as revenge for alleged rape. Awaiting sentencing, faces up to life (X posts).

Industry Links and Normalization

Traditional porn, OnlyFans, and showbiz share Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley and digital platforms, with talent agencies and media (e.g., This Morning, The Sun) enabling crossovers. True’s porn fame propelled her music, Fox’s modeling boosted pop stardom, and Blue’s stunts led to TV appearances. Media frames them as empowered—Fox’s pop hits, Moore’s $12.5 million Striptease paycheck, Blue’s viral fame—to normalize troubled pasts for profit (web results,).

Judeo-Satanist Control and Brainwashing

X posts and fringe sources claim a “Judeo-Satanist” elite, citing Jewish executives like Leonid Radvinsky, sole shareholder of OnlyFans’ parent company Fenix International ($1.3 billion revenue in 2023, in talks for $8 billion sale), controls porn and showbiz to brainwash society into accepting porn stars as normal via media exposure (e.g., Blue on This Morning). These anti-Semitic claims lack evidence—no court documents or verified reports confirm a Satanic agenda. Profit drives sexualized content (Reuters, The New York Times).

Why They’re Not Normal

These actresses’ lives are far from “normal” due to severe trauma and dysfunction:

Childhood Abuse: Detailed above, most faced abuse or instability—Fox’s beatings, Moore’s rape, Jameson’s assaults, Anderson’s molestation, Phillips’s early porn exposure (The Independent, Wikipedia, Us Weekly).

Addiction: Fox’s alcohol issues (2023 plane incident); Moore’s cocaine (1980s) and painkillers (2012); Jameson’s methamphetamine; Anderson’s drug-related death (Daily Mail, web results).

Suicide and Violence: Suicides (Ames, 2017; Nova, 2018; Anderson, 2023) reflect mental health neglect. Logue’s and Perkins’s murder convictions, Anderson’s alleged mutual abuse, and Jameson’s alleged partner abuse highlight violent tendencies (web results,).

Media glamorizes their pain, while partners’ hidden dysfunction (e.g., Foster’s fraud, Spedding’s abuse, Mabu’s stunts) amplifies their abnormal lives.