Mia Khalifa
During her pornographic career, Khalifa lived in Miami before relocating back to Texas. She married her high school boyfriend, whose identity is not public, in February 2011. They separated in 2014 and divorced in 2016. In March 2019, she became engaged to Swedish chef Robert Sandberg. They were married at their home in June 2020 after their original ceremony was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Khalifa has a tattoo of the opening line of the Lebanese National Anthem and another of the Lebanese Forces Cross. She got the latter in 2012 after a bombing in Lebanon, stating it was to "show solidarity with [her] father's political views." Both tattoos have come under scrutiny by her detractors. She has revealed that her parents stopped speaking to her because of her career choice. Her parents released a statement disassociating themselves from her actions and blaming her decision to enter the porn industry on her residence in a foreign country which had a different culture than theirs, and that her actions did not reflect her upbringing. They also said that they hoped that she would leave pornography, believing that her image did not honor her family or home country. Dan Steinberg of The Washington Post observed that, despite Khalifa's change of career, her social media feed was "still a bit more risqué than that of, say, Ben Bernanke."