Keira Croft (@KeiraCroft) tells her story about Aiden Riley (@contentwh0re). I will post her story for you below, so that she can tell you, in her own words.
I was sexually assaulted, emotionally abused, and never paid for my work while I was in a relationship with director Aiden Riley. In 2017, I decided I wanted to become a pornstar. I was young, had no money, and my parents had disowned me for my decision. I met Aiden off of Instagram, and after developing what I thought was a friendly relationship, he suggested I move out of LA to be with him.
He was 20 years my senior, and I thought he would look out for me.
The abuse began shortly after moving in with him. On numerous occasions, I was physically beaten without my consent during sex.
He would strike me with a broken coat hanger to make me cry. Every day he made me feel worthless and crazy. It was incredibly difficult for me to leave, as I had no financial means, and had no friends or family to turn to. At this point, I had yet to do an adult scene, however, I was working as his unpaid production assistant.
Slowly I began performer in scenes for Aiden’s production company. I gave him my first boy-girl scene, my first boy-girl anal, my first gangbang (which included my first DP), and never received any money for them.
After one of the unpaid scenes, Aiden anally raped me. The rape occurred within hours after an anal scene I had shot for him. He asked if he could muck my ass, and I told him no, I was too sore and couldn’t have anal sex again.
He pushed the question again, but I told him the scene we had shot was intense and I couldn’t do anal. We began having consensual vaginal sex when he suddenly slid his penis inside my ass without warning or consent.
I was in such a shock when it happened, that all I could do was tell him to hurry up and finish as I cried and was visibly in pain. I confronted him immediately after and told him he raped me. He dried he did anything wrong because he said I wasn’t screaming “No”.
Through multiple therapy sessions, I can finally say I’m free of my abuser and feel safe enough to come forward about what he put me through. I fear this predatory pattern and cycle of abuse would continue to happen to other young women in our industry if I didn’t tell my story. I truly hope that all of us in this industry will take this opportunity to ensure that no other women have to endure the abuse and degradation that I did at the hands of someone in a position of power.
Through multiple therapy sessions, I can finally say I’m free of my abuser and feel safe enough to come forward about what he put me through. I fear this predatory pattern and cycle of abuse would continue to happen to other young women in our industry if I didn’t tell my story. I truly hope that all of us n this industry will take this opportunity to ensure that no other women have to endure the abuse and degradation that I did at the hands of someone in a position of power.
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