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ER nurse Serenity Cox spent 16 years at a trauma center in Toronto. Her husband films her with other men, and their videos have more than half a billion views on Pornhub. She blocked all of Ontario from seeing her page so nobody at the hospital would ever find it. Someone at work found it anyway and passed it around. The union rep came to her first, and her advice was to take it all down. Serenity asked if that was an actual rule or just an opinion, and ended up on the phone with a lawyer, who called back the next day and said what she was doing was legal. Her manager told her, "I've got your back." It started during the pandemic with a Tinder account her husband knew about, and eventually he was the one holding the camera. They put one video on Pornhub almost as a joke. It took off, and Vixen signed her. In the video below Serenity tells Holly Randall how the hospital found out, what the union wanted, and why she stopped doing 12-hour shifts. In 2024 she walked away from the ER. She says nursing kept her saying no to opportunities that would have made her "a lot more money." Should a nurse be allowed to do porn on her days off, or was the union right to want it gone?