Porn star Mia Khalifa sells her legendary glasses

By Pictolic

Stylish glasses in a plastic frame are the calling card of adult film actress Mia Khalifa. We are willing to bet that most of the fans of the porn star's talents will not even recognize her in the frame without this familiar accessory. But it became known that Mia decided to part with this important part of her image. The glasses are already on eBay and the auction bids are rising.

Mia Khalifa has repeatedly said that shooting porn did not bring her wealth and her income leaves much to be desired. But selling glasses at auction is not a way to improve your financial situation. Khalifa claims that all the money raised from the sale of the lot will be sent to the Lebanese Red Cross to help victims of the explosion in Beirut.

It turns out that there are not so few people who want to buy glasses, who have seen a lot in their lifetime. At the moment, they are ready to give 100 thousand dollars (7.3 million rubles) for the lot, and the rates, apparently, will grow. Mia Khalifa told reporters that she plans to break the record of John Lennon's green glasses, which at one time went under the hammer at Sotheby's for 183 thousand dollars (13.4 million rubles).

To interest the auction participants, Mia promised to add small surprises to the glasses for every 25 thousand dollars of the price. For example, for 100 thousand, the new owner will receive a box with an autograph of a celebrity to the accessory.

Khalifa's desire to help the residents of Beirut is quite natural, because the former porn actress herself hails from Lebanon. However, in this Middle Eastern country, they are not too proud of the famous countryman. Parents stopped communicating with the girl after learning what she was doing in the USA, and even threats were received from Mia's fellow citizens.

The Lebanese believe that the Caliph is shaming the image of a modest Muslim girl from Lebanon, and, in addition, they were enraged that in pornographic scenes an actress's tattoo with the words of the Lebanese anthem gets into the frame.