Maitland Ward Blames Billie Eilish’s Parents For Childhood Trauma

Billie Eilish’s second studio album “Happier Than Ever” features a track called “Male Fantasy.” The song is about the singer’s aversion for the porn industry. She says that watching adult films when she was young destroyed her brain. Billie said that viewing porn at the young age of 11 gave her nightmares, sleep paralysis, and anxiety in the bedroom. Maitland Ward, who now enjoys a career in the adult industry, has a lot to say about that.

According to adult film actor Maitland Ward, porn should not be blamed. The former Boy Meets World star questioned where Billie Eilish’s parents were when she was watching porn as a child.

In an interview with TMZ, Maitland Ward, who became a star as Rachel McGuire on the sitcom Boy Meets World and later joined the porn industry, questioned where Eilish’s parents were when the singer was consuming entertainment meant for adults.

Why was she watching violent porn aged 11, who was watching over her? She should blame her parents… a child should not be watching porn, ever, at that age. Porn is not something that’s supposed to be sex education for people, it’s entertainment for adults, that’s what we do… it’s crazy, and I think she’s too young to make that kind of assessment about porn.”

However, a retired adult film star took Billie Eilish’s side on the matter. Randy Spears, who worked in the industry for decades, agreed with the singer and said that she is completely justified in her thinking.

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