Mia Khalifa Faces Criticism for Video Mocking U.S. Military, PTSD Remarks

Mia Khalifa faced criticism after posting a video mocking U.S. military members and sarcastically wishing for soldiers to return with PTSD, questioning U.S. government priorities. Known for her controversial political commentary, Khalifa’s video was soon deleted, but it attracted widespread backlash and renewed attention to her outspoken activism.

Former adult film star and current social media personality Mia Khalifa sparked significant backlash after posting a video in which she sarcastically "wished" for U.S. military members to return with PTSD, mocking American foreign deployments. In the video, she greeted "everyone not in the U.S. military" and critiqued the U.S. government, implying it neglects veterans' well-being. She quipped, "I hope you go over there and get your little brain all scrambled up," criticizing military missions on foreign soil.

Khalifa, who has been outspoken in her support for Palestinians and has previously referred to Israel as an “apartheid state,” directed her commentary toward U.S. military interventions. Without explicitly naming the conflict, she stated, “Good morning to everyone who is sitting at home and not on soil that doesn’t belong to them.”

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Her video was removed from her social media soon after its release, following backlash from the public. Khalifa, who left the adult entertainment industry years ago, has faced career setbacks over her political commentary and has experienced controversies related to her remarks on Middle Eastern conflicts.