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Kanye West - Kanye West prefers purchasing pornographic DVDs instead of accessing what's available online.

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Khloé Kardashian -

Khloé Kardashian has revealed that she loves porn. In fact, she’s “all for porn.”

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Scarlett Johansson -

Scarlett Johansson feels that porn can be enjoyed like anything else, and can even be productive for men and women.

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Cameron Diaz -

Cameron Diaz likes ordering porn while staying at hotels. She enjoys how discreet hotels are in never showing titles of what she rented on the bill.

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Miley Cyrus -

Miley Cyrus feels that guys “watch too much porn.” She spoke about the women in porn not being real in their portrayal of sex and sexuality, similar to how romance in movies is not how it is in real life.

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Orlando Bloom -

This 'Pirates of the Caribbean' star realized how watching porn gave him adverse expectations about sex, which in turn kept him from connecting with women. Bloom feels that it is very disruptive to your libido and sex life, and is overall destructive.

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Following the rumors that the UK would ban pornography, Seyfried weighed in by saying that, “You should be free to watch it whenever you want.”

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Emma Thompson -

In 2014, Emma Thompson was teaching her daughters about the dangers of online pornography. “Hyper-sexuality” on social media where “there’s no jurisdiction or protection” also worries her. Thompson even created a handbook for her daughters, designed to help them avoid harmful online content.

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Hugh Grant - In a 2014 interview, Hugh Grant spoke about giving up watching it. He went on to say that the fact that he has daughters had something to do with it.

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Shia LaBeouf -

Shia LaBeouf has spoken about his failed attempt to use a move that he had seen in an adult video while having sex, involving a pillow underneath the woman.

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John Mayer - John Mayer says that he’s “seen it all” when it comes to pornography.

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Amy Poehler - Amy Poehler likes to watch content that is done by professionals. She has no time for amateur stuff!

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt - In his 2013 film ‘Don Jon,’ Joseph Gordon-Levitt was intentionally trying to communicate that fantasies can’t live up to expectations.

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He feels that “Real life is actually a lot more beautiful and rich with detail and nuance,” but that people miss this in spending so much time comparing their real lives to fantasies that they encounter in movies and porn.

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Juliette Binoche - Juliette Binoche struggled to understand  how a partner of hers could watch the porn that he did and still “make love.” Sex, for her, is related to feelings and sensuality and shouldn't be a physical animal-like act.

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Lily Allen - Lily Allen watches a lot of porn while traveling because there’s usually not much else to watch on TV when she’s in a foreign country. She feels that porn doesn’t need words and that “it’s sort of universal."

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Russell Brand -

British comedian Russell Brand has struggled with addiction from an early age, including an addiction to sex and pornography. In 2015, he released a video about how pornography affected his ability to relate to women and his own sexuality and spirituality.

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Rashida Jones - Rashida Jones produced ‘Hot Girls Wanted,’ a documentary that shed light on Florida's pornography industry. Naturally, Jones is well informed on the business and has a lot to say about it.

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Rashida Jones -

In general, she has no problem with porn itself, but has serious concerns about a lack of regulation in the industry. Jones feels that learning about sex from pornography is very dangerous.

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Taylor Momsen -

Taylor Momsen will watch something if it is of good quality. She also has some favorite adult stars. She can't understand why it’s apparently strange that women watch it the same way men do.

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Terry Crews - Terry Crews has been very public in recent years about how watching pornography took over his life. His porn addiction had gotten out of hand and was negatively affecting all the other aspects of his life.

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Kid Rock -

Kid Rock doesn’t use social media much, but he does turn on his computer from time to time to watch pornography and keep up with what’s happening in the news. Priorities!

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Josh Randor - 'How I Met Your Mother' star Josh Radnor sees Internet pornography as a “crazy experiment unleashed on the human psyche," and that "bodies and brains are being sent on a wildly untested chemical roller coaster.” He’s well aware of the dangers of watching porn and its ability to take hold of people that are susceptible to addiction.

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Dita Von Teese -

Dita Von Teese spoke about partners discussing their preferred type of porn to learn more about each other’s wants and needs. She also warned that discussing porn at the beginning of relationships is not a great idea because she once revealed her favorite porn on a first date and the guy was “totally put off.”

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Jenni “JWoww” Farley -

The 'Jersey Shore' star said that Internet porn was why she was still with her husband, Roger Matthews. But the couple did later file for divorce in 2018.

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Aubrey O’Day -

Danity Kane member Aubrey O’Day loves watching adult videos. She even used to watch adult movie star Jenna Jameson until the two became friends.

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Marisol Nichols - The ‘Riverdale’ actress has worked in law enforcement and with state and federal legislators for over 10 years to help catch human traffickers and sexual predators by going undercover.

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Marisol Nichols -

Nichols gave a stark public warning that the intensity of the porn people watch becomes more extreme as they become more climatized to seeing explicit sexual content. Nichols feels that there is a lack of education surrounding the viewing of porn and the issues that it can lead to, like porn addiction.

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Sasha Grey -

The former porn superstar-turned-actress believes that people watch it as a form of escapism, and that individuals don’t speak about their distorted fantasies enough. Grey doesn’t see the issue as a problem specific to porn. She equates the idea of individuals having unrealistic expectations as more an issue related to the human condition.

Sources: (Fight the New Drug)(InStyle)

See also: Celebrities talk about sex

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