QC Porn Stars: Hugh Hunter Pens Open Letter About His Dark Past And Reveals Bareback Work For TIM

Porn star Hugh Hunter contacted us to let us know that he had penned a letter where he addressed a rumor that had being circling around for a while. He revealed that during a time of his life where he faced a drug problem he had unprotected sex in scenes for porn studio TIM (during that time he went by the name of “Joe Rocco”). He also states that he’s not ashamed of the work he did but considers it as part of a person that he is not anymore. As he puts it “This person–the one who shot that work–is dead as far as I’m concerned.” In his new, and sober, life he decided to launch a new porn career as HH and so far he has been pretty successful at it. We celebrate his decision to come clean to his fans. QC reader, what do you think of Hugh’s words? Tell us in the comments! Read his full letter after the jump.

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Hugh Hunter Open Letter:

Yes, I shot for TIM…

Many years ago I did shoot for @TIMporn. I am not ashamed of the the work I did or the company I worked for. I am, however, ashamed of the person I was at that time. I was an alcoholic and a meth addict. I was a complete and utter mess that could not function because of how sick I was. I went into rehab immediately following my shoot. When I left rehab and rejoined the world I distanced myself completely from every aspect of that life, including my brief time with Treasure Island Media. This person–the one who shot that work–is dead as far as I’m concerned. That person is not me. Years later, after rebuilding my life and myself both mentally and physically, I decided to attempt adult entertainment again as a different person–a new person, the one I am today. So Hugh Hunter was born December 8, 2014. I did not announce or disclose my previous work to anyone. I didn’t find it necessary, nor did I believe it was anyone’s business. I did not see associating myself with that person as a healthy choice for my life or a way of maintaining my new sobriety. It has now been brought to my attention that people have made the connection and are upset that I lied. I do understand it was, technically, a lie. And I am sorry if I hurt anyone; that was never my intention. In my mind though it was better to let that part of me, the old lost addict that I was, be dead. So now you know, I’be said it. It’s out there for everyone to read. And I can live with that. Just remember: We all make the best choices we can for ourself at any given moment in time. They aren’t always the best or most sensible choices, but they are the ones that make the most sense to us in that moment. In hindsight, my choice wasn’t the best. But it did allow me to rebuild and restart which is what I needed to do. If this offends or bothers anyone I am very sorry. Everyone has their struggles and a past they must live with. I chose to kill mine off in an effort to start a new life, a fresh and sober life. Thank you.

Much love.
Hugh Hunter