US porn star Whitney Wright seen visiting IRAN and posing in front of 'Death To America' murals sparking fury – The Sun
US porn star Whitney Wright has sparked outrage after traveling to Iran to visit the abandoned US embassy.
The 32-year-old filmed himself at the embassy, which has now become an anti-rebel organization.American museum as tension between the two countries continues to rise.
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The social media star, from Oklahomasays she was forced to visit the site where Iranian students held staff hostage for more than 400 days during the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Whitney, whose real name is Brittni Rayne Whittington, wrote in a recently edited post: “I'm sharing exhibits from a museum that have never been seen.
“It is not an expression of support for the government.”
Even though her visit puts her at risk of arrest and death penalty under Iran's strict laws that make sex work illegal and punishable by death.
The porn star shares photos on her Instagram page and can be seen everywhere Iran capital while wearing a headscarf and conservative clothing.
She also poses for the moral of 'Death to America' during her bizarre journey.
In the aftermath of her controversial visit, she defended herself against criticism leveled at her Instagram stories and appears to have changed the caption on her post to: “Tehran ~ a sweet glimpse.”
Fans commented on the post: “We're glad you came to Iran, we hope you had a nice time.”
Others were unimpressed by the footage, adding: “Shame on you. You supported one of the most brutal regimes in the world when you arrived in Iran.”
US-based activist Masih Alinejad, who faced assassination and kidnapping attempts in her home country of Iran, lashed out at the American porn star.
In a scathing Twitter post, she wrote: “Iranian women don't want to abide by a discriminatory law. Rosa Parks rebelled against racist laws in America and became a symbol of resistance.
“We, the women of Iran, want to look like Rosa Parks and not Whitney Wright.
“And besides, the real warmongers are the agents of the Islamic Republic who will execute you if you remain true to yourself.”
Iranian actor Setareh Pesiani said on Instagram: “You punish people in this country in different ways for removing the hijab, but you allow a porn star to come here for tourism!?”
The visit has raised questions about how Whitney was able to enter the country in the first place, since producing pornography is illegal and U.S. citizens must obtain a visa.
An anonymous Revolutionary Guard official claimed that those issuing visas were “unaware of the nature of her immoral job,” according to Iran's Tasmin news agency.
Iran Human Rights reports that there were an estimated 74 people in 2024 executed by the Iranian government.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman said: “Of course, US citizens will not face any obstacles when traveling to the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Iranian citizens can travel to the US.”
The US State Department said it has warned Americans against traveling to Iran and that they should “exercise increased caution due to the risk of unlawful detention.”
In March 2021, American porn star Alexis Texas sparked outrage after stripping off in Tehran for a music video.
In the music video, the 35-year-old porn star was seen dancing and taking off her clothes, including her white headscarf, as she danced with singer Sasy.
After removing her outer layer of clothing, Alexis Texas donned what appeared to be a silky, strappy black dress.
Although there was no explicit sex or nudity in the video, the images were considered controversial.
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The trip also comes at a time of high tension between Iran and the US over an attack on a… American base in the Middle East where three American soldiers were killed.
Since the attack by Iran-backed Houthi rebels, the US has vowed to hit back by launching a series of attacks on targets in Yemen together with Britain on Friday.
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said the weekend's attacks are “not the end” of US action in the region – as Tehran issued a worrying warning to US forces.
Tehran ordered America on Sunday to leave Iranian spy ships alone in the Red Sea after the disaster The US and Britain targeted Houthis in Yemen last night.
The two cargo ships that Iran warned the US to avoid are believed to carry IRGC commandos, which serve as military bases for Tehran's twisted terrorist army.
When the White House security chief was subsequently asked whether the US had taken the Iranian strikes “off the table,” he said the president was “committed to responding vigorously to attacks on our people.”
And he refused to rule out possible unprecedented direct action by US forces on Iranian soil.
The Sun has asked Whitney Wright for comment.
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