The creators took steps to protect vulnerable sources (blurred faces, altered voices) and included a brief “Methodology” disclaimer at the start. They also provided links to the original documents for viewers who wish to verify claims—a rare move on the platform.
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In recent "updated" interviews on adult industry podcasts (such as The Porn Star Experience podcast in late 2025), Jaimes has reframed the Public Disgrace incident. She now uses it as a case study for performer mental health. She emphasizes that while she does not sue Kink.com or blame the director entirely, the experience taught her the importance of pre-scene mental check-ins. The creators took steps to protect vulnerable sources
"I was young. I wanted to be the 'cool girl' who could handle anything. I didn't use my safe word, but the crew should have seen my face. That’s the update I want people to know: Silence is not consent." — Paraphrased from Jaimes, 2025 interview. The term "public disgrace" carries moral judgment, often