Reid didn’t mince words when describing her biggest bedroom ick. Credit: Albert L. Ortega / Getty
Adult star Riley Reid has seen it all—but one simple mistake from guys kills the mood instantly.
Reid, worth a reported $19 million and a top name in the industry, shared her thoughts on the Stiff Socks Podcast.
She called out a common, avoidable, and frankly gross turn-off.
Check Yourself Before You Wreck the Vibe :
Reid didn’t hold back on her biggest bedroom turn-off.
“I hate it when a guy doesn’t brush his teeth—he wants to kiss, and his breath is rank,” she said. “That s**t kills the mood.”
She’s not alone—morning breath rarely sets the mood right.
“It’s disgusting,” she added, explaining why morning intimacy doesn’t work for her.
Her advice? Hit the bathroom first. Two minutes with a toothbrush can save the entire vibe.
More Than Just a Warning :
Reid speaks openly about her adult industry experience—both the highs and the struggles.
Despite her success, she warns fame in porn comes with costs.
In a deleted 2020 YouTube video, she said she doesn’t recommend the industry to others.
“A lot of times when people ask me if they should do porn, I tell them no,” Reid said.
“It makes life hard—dating, family, intimacy all get complicated.”
She added that public judgment wears you down.
“If you put yourself out there, you must be ready to face daily shame.”
Reid even hesitates about having kids because of how others might treat them.
“I don’t want children because I do porn. I worry about how people will treat my child,” she said.
Wealth, Motherhood, and Moving Forward
Despite challenges, Reid’s career brought financial security.
On the Stiff Socks podcast, she shared how her earnings helped after having her first child.
“Having a child is a lot. I have a night nurse, a personal chef, cleaning crew, and employees,” she said.
“With all that help, I think I’d have severe depression without it.”
She’s also open about money—detailing how she priced her first scenes and negotiated content rights.
Now married to Latvian freerunner Pasha Petkuns and a mom, Reid stays real—talking about finances, fame, and even funky breath in bed.
