Sean Evans dumping girlfriend Melissa Stratton on Valentine’s Day may have broken her heart a little, but searches for the porn star seem to be breaking the internet.
Since word of the split, searches for Melissa’s content on Pornhub have gone through the roof according to data given to TMZ.
According to the adults only website, searches for the X-rated actress went up 1,217-percent Wednesday after the news hit, compared to her daily average.
The video sharing site didn’t have final numbers, but estimated searches for the 34-year-old actress were expected to be up more than 1,300 percent on Thursday.
The couple attended the Super Bowl together in Las Vegas Sunday.
![After their split, searches on Pornhub for the adult actress shot through the roof (Sean seen in NYC in February 2020)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/17/22/81398349-13096165-image-m-93_1708210379596.jpg)
Hot Ones host Sean Evans dumping girlfriend Melissa Stratton on Valentine’s Day may have broken her heart a little, but searches for the porn star seem to be breaking the bank
According to the publication, the Hot Ones host, 37, broke up with Melissa one day after the the outlet made their relationship public.
It appears Sean wasn’t happy with all the attention, even though he knew what his then girlfriend did for a living.
After being dumped — reportedly over the phone — Melissa took to X (formerly Twitter), writing, ‘Don’t try to date a [p— star] if you actually hate [p—]…’ in a now-deleted post, according to Page Six.
The Girl In The Basement star later shared a TikTok video of herself and fellow adult movie actor Johnny Sins writing, ‘It’s ok I’ve got a better bald man to get spicy with @mosttalentedbaldman.’
Sean took a bit of heat for his actions.
‘Who dumps a girl on Valentine’s Day? Smh not cool,’ one person commented on his Instagram page.
‘It was a sex worker, all fair,’ said another.
Another summed up the hit that kind of relationship could have on his career this way; ‘Dating a pornstar?’ they asked. ‘Seeing you in a whole new light…and it’s not good at all. Good thing I was already mostly over Hot Ones.’
![The couple attended Super Bowl LVIII and several related activities last weekend in Las Vegas](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/17/23/81314377-13096165-The_couple_attended_Super_Bowl_LVIII_and_several_related_activit-a-1_1708212571071.jpg)
The couple attended Super Bowl LVIII and several related activities last weekend in Las Vegas
![The Hot Ones host, 37, reportedly broke up with Melissa over the phone on Valentine's Day after their relationship was made public](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/17/23/81398351-13096165-The_Hot_Ones_host_37_reportedly_broke_up_with_Melissa_over_the_p-a-2_1708212571072.jpg)
The Hot Ones host, 37, reportedly broke up with Melissa over the phone on Valentine’s Day after their relationship was made public
![Since then, Melissa's popularity on Pornhub, where she shares her content increased by 1,217-percent Wednesday after the news hit, compared to her daily average (Pictured in Las Vegas in January)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/17/23/81398353-13096165-Since_then_Melissa_s_popularity_on_Pornhub_where_she_shares_her_-a-3_1708212571266.jpg)
Since then, Melissa’s popularity on Pornhub, where she shares her content increased by 1,217-percent Wednesday after the news hit, compared to her daily average (Pictured in Las Vegas in January)
Pornhub is one of the most popular sites for hard core viewing attracting 3.5 billion visitors a month.
The website came under fire after a 2020 investigation by Nicholas Kristoff at the New York Times.
The investigation found users were monetizing videos of women being raped, and under-aged girls being molested or blackmailed into sex acts. According to the investigation, many of those kinds of videos were taken down by the Canadian-owned company, but quickly uploaded again.
Pornhub’s terms of service prohibits content featuring anyone under the age of 18 or ‘depicting underage sexual activity, non-consensual sexual activity, revenge porn, blackmail, intimidation, snuff, torture, death, violence, incest, racial slurs, or hate speech,’ but the investigation discovered these terms were difficult to enforce in light of the large amount of content uploaded to the site daily.
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