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Lana Rhoades feet searches, along with the spelling "Lana Rhodes," send readers to unsourced fan galleries. No news report covers her shoes or nail color. What can be documented is her life after a short adult career: a podcast, social media work, a son born in 2022 and outspoken views on the industry.
| Detail | Record |
|---|---|
| Profession | Internet personality and podcaster |
| Raised | A suburb of Chicago, Illinois |
| Industry years | 2016, at 19, to late 2017 |
| Podcast | 3 Girls 1 Kitchen (co-host) |
| Family | A son, born January 2022 |
| @lanarhoades |
Not in any interview we found. We searched news coverage, her Playboy profile as summarized on Wikipedia, and podcast listings. None touch on footwear, foot care or a brand deal. Body statistics that circulate on bio sites list no interview or fitting as their source, so we leave them out.
The common misspelling "Lana Rhodes" draws thousands of searches a year, according to our own Google data. It refers to the same person.
Wikipedia reports that she was raised by a single mother in a Chicago suburb, alongside an older sister who has schizophrenia, and that much of the household's attention went to her sister's care. She describes a religious upbringing: Southern Baptist, with a grandfather who preached.
At 16 she spent a year at the Warrenville Youth Center, where she earned her GED. She has called that year one of the best things to happen to her, because it pulled her away from drugs and crime. Before her film work she was a hostess at a Tilted Kilt restaurant.
She began in 2016 and left in late 2017. In a Playboy interview she said her first agent was aggressive and controlling and would not give her time off to see a doctor, and that a second agent kept pushing her toward more intense work. She has since spoken openly about exploitation in the business and has discouraged other women from entering it.
Two years after she left, her old scenes still made her the most searched performer on a major tube site, a gap between her choices and her public image that she has addressed many times.
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 2016 | Career begins at 19 |
| Late 2017 | Leaves the industry |
| February 2020 | Hired as a marketing consultant by a production company |
| 2021 to 2022 | NFT project; criticized by journalist Coffeezilla |
| January 2022 | Son born, announced on her podcast |
She co-hosts 3 Girls 1 Kitchen and used the show to announce her son's birth. She also designed a lingerie line with Yandy, a company owned by Playboy. A 2021 Playboy profile said she owned homes in Los Angeles and Chicago.
Her crypto ventures drew scrutiny. Wikipedia records that she promoted a token in 2021 and launched an NFT project in 2022; journalist Coffeezilla reported that she walked away after a $1.8 million launch and moved out $1.5 million in assets.
Wikipedia lists newcomer honors from 2017, including AVN's Hottest Newcomer and XBIZ's Best New Starlet, and a fan voted most popular performer award from a major tube site in 2019 and 2020, after she had already left. The later wins reflect how long older work keeps circulating, a point she often raises when asked about her past.
Her move into marketing in February 2020, when a large production company hired her as a consultant, kept her tied to the business in a non performing role. Most of her income since, she has said, comes from her own subscription page, which lets her control how she is portrayed.
Faith comes up often in her interviews, usually alongside her account of youth detention. Although she no longer follows the stricter parts of her upbringing, she still describes herself as a practicing Christian, Wikipedia notes. As a teen, she has said, she admired the lifestyle shown on The Girls Next Door.
November 18, 2020, a portrait credited to photographer @gregorio.
February 25, 2021, walking a beach in a dress.
May 14, 2021, with an emoji caption.
September 2, 2024, announcing a birthday collection made with @emmapills.
May 15, 2026, the newest post here.
Rhoades. Rhodes is a frequent misspelling.
In late 2017, about two years after she began.
Yes, a son born in January 2022.
3 Girls 1 Kitchen, as a co-host.
In a suburb of Chicago, raised by a single mother.
None has been reported.
Other creators covered with the same approach include Mia Khalifa and Abella Danger.