Mia Khalifa Raises Doubts Over Beirut Explosion - Has She Switched Job To Detective?

The former adult movie star who has Lebanese root, Mia Khalifa, has started controversy regarding the recent shocking Beirut explosion in Lebanon.

In her serial of Instagram stories she posted on late Tuesday, she shared the vids that the witnesses at the scene took. They display heavy blasts along with orange smoke emerging from the blast.

In one story, she noted “Fireworks” with quotation marks, apparently suspecting that the double blasts could have resulted from them. Mia Khalifa also cited the reports saying that the explosion happened at an ammunition warehouse reportedly under the possession of a Hezbollah militant group.

On Tuesday, a huge explosion occurred in Beirut port, claiming at least 78 lives and injuring 4000 others.

The actual reason behind the blast in Beirut remains unclear with theories surround it. The port spot which was the explosion’s epicenter was home to a massive amount of highly explosive materials.

While the Lebanese leader said the Beirut explosion could be due to the long-time stored without safety measurements, US President Donald Trump stated that it looked like “an attack.”

As per Marwan Abboud, the city’s governor, half the number of the buildings in Beirut were damaged due to the terrifying blast.

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Lebanon “does not really love” Mia Khalifa

Mia Khalifa is trying to help those in Lebanon post the explosion even though she feels that the nation does not love her back as it banned her for doing X-rated movies.

She noted in a tweet, "Beirut, my heart is always with you.”

For the unknown, Lebanon has not welcomed Mia Khalifa for several years now because of her previous job as an adult actress.

Mia Khalifa has made multiple tweets about Lebanon before the blast happened and she has always displayed love to her home country.

She posted a tweet in 2017,

"Happy Independence Day to the country I love, but doesn’t really love me back #Lebanon."

The Lebanese-American sensation is very affected by the recent incident. She has been very avid on social networks, sharing details on where every one can donate blood or get help.

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