"I just had a baby, but that means that the 6-week rule does not apply to me because I had a C-section."
In a clip of the video that has gone viral on X, the porn star, whose real name is Tia Billinger, said, "I just had a baby, but that means that the 6-week rule does not apply to me because I had a C-section."
"Down there, still looking perfect," she said as she motioned to her genitals with three masked men around her. Billinger is known for stunts that include having sex with groups of men, ranging from the hundreds up to 1,000, for her adult content account.
Earlier in August, Billinger gave birth to the baby and said that the baby was conceived naturally instead of through IVF.
The video was blasted by people online. One user on X said that "social services need to be called immediately."
Many users pointed out that the 6-week rule does still actually apply with C-section deliveries, which can be much more traumatic than vaginal births depending on the circumstances.
"What is she talking about, the 6 week rule does apply after c-section because you’re still bleeding, she’s so vile. I don’t believe she was pregnant now at all," another X user said in response to the video.
The recovery from a C-section, in which a surgeon cuts into the abdominal cavity to retrieve the baby, typically takes six to eight weeks, and most people stay in the hospital for two to four days after surgery has taken place.
Another user added, " I assumed it was a publicity stunt and there's no baby, but some articles I'm reading say there is. Either way, she's a degenerate and so are the men participating in her stunts. If there's an actual baby, it needs to be removed from her custody."
Earlier in April, Billinger said that she had faked a pregnancy for "ragebait," according to a report from the Mirror citing a video from her. However, she later said that she was pregnant. Billinger was banned from OnlyFans in 2025.
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