India bans porn websites: Celebs who opened up about their porn addiction

The Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) ordered the blocking of 67 pornographic websites. The government mentioned that a ban has been imposed on these websites for violating the new IT rules issued in 2021. It mandates companies to remove or disable access to content that shows individuals in full or partial nudity or shows any sexual act. Meanwhile, Twitter has also banned over 57,643 accounts for promoting child porn and non-consensual nudity in India. As these pornogrphy sites get taken off the internet, here's a list of celebrities who bravely opened up about their battles with porn addiciton. Take a look...

Kanye West shocked fans when he revealed that his first sexual desires came at just age 5 when his father left a Playboy magazine out. "It's affected almost every choice I made for the rest of my life," West told Elle in 2019. The singer also credited his faith in God with helping him overcome his struggles with pornography over the years.

Jada Pinkett Smith made a big revelation about her unhealthy addiction to porn and sex. The actress admitted on her chat show that the addictions have troubled her and explained, "It was actually like filling an emptiness, at least you think it is, but it’s actually not."

Grammy Award-winning artist Billie Eilish struggled with pornography addiction after viewing her first porn video at 11 years. In an interview on The Howard Stern Show, the singer said she used to watch porn to feel like 'one of the guys'. "I think it really destroyed my brain and I feel incredibly devastated that I was exposed to so much porn," she shared on the show and added that she has distanced herself from it entirely.

Terry Crews revealed that his porn addiction began at just age 12. The actor said that his addiction took a toll on his relationship with his wife and "messed up" his life. Terry said in a video, "I'll tell you something, if the day turns into night and you’re still watching, you probably got a problem. And that was me."

'Pirates of the Caribbean' star Orlando Bloom has been openly speaking about the harmful effects of pornography. In an interview with the Sunday Times, the actor said, "Porn is super-disruptive to your sex life," and explained, "When you watch multiple people at multiple times in one evening, how is your actual real-life partner going to match up? It's just so destructive."