A Brazilian OnlyFans model has revealed she’s expecting a child after filming an adult scene with another man—leaving her hus
Debora Peixoto, 32, shared the shocking update with her 650,000 Instagram followers, admitting she was “deeply shaken” after discovering she had fallen pregnant following a collaboration with Spanish adult performer Maximo Garcia.
In the post, Debora posed with two positive pregnancy tests, explaining the emotional rollercoaster she and her husband experienced
“He was heartbroken,” she wrote. “At first, he even asked for a divorce. It came as a complete sh
Despite the initial turmoil, Debora said the couple has decided to confront the situation together. “With time, we managed to sit down, talk things through, an
According to Debora, the pregnancy came as a surprise. After filming the explicit content, she began to feel unusual physical changes. “My body felt different. I had odd symptoms,” she explained. “So I took a test—and it was positive.”
The unexpected news triggered a wave of opinions online, with some suggesting she terminate the pregnancy due to its circumstances. “Some people told me this baby shouldn’t be born because it happened during filming,” she said. “That hurt me deeply.”
Despite the controversy, Debora—already a mother—has embraced the idea of expanding her family. While the future involvement of the child’s biological father remains uncertain, she said she feels supported. “I’m doing okay. My husband and team have been incredibly supportive. Now, it’s about restructuring our lives responsibly.”
Debora previously revealed that her husband plays a key role in her content creation. “He’s always been involved—he helps with filming, gives me creative input, and supports my career,” she said in an earlier interview.
Her story comes amid ongoing conversations about the impact of adult content careers on personal relationships.
Another content creator, Maddi Miller from Australia, recently spoke out about how her work in the adult industry cost her a relationship. Despite earning enough to afford luxury items—including a high-end car and an expensive home—Maddi says financial success came at a price.
She joined OnlyFans at 18 to build a secure future but claims things changed once her income surpassed her partner’s. “He used to take me out and provide, but once I started making around $70,000 a month, it created tension. He saw it as competition.”
Maddi says she still struggles to find partners who aren’t intimidated by her financial independence. “It’s hard to date when men feel threatened by your success.”
Published: 23 July 2025