Texas OnlyFans Star Seeks Hymen Restoration to Reconnect with Mormon Heritage: Too Late to Play Saint After the Party.

A Texas woman, known for her presence on OnlyFans, is preparing to undergo hymen restoration surgery, aiming to reconnect with her Mormon roots. Holly Jane, 42, believes this decision will honor her late husband’s memory.

“I’m not doing this to undo my past but to honor how far I’ve come,” Jane stated, reflecting on her journey as she contemplates a significant change in her life.

Describing herself as “your favorite next-door milf” on her platform, the mother of three faced expulsion from her church after they discovered her adult content career. Now, she seeks to symbolically erase that chapter of her life, inspired by what she describes as a “divine directive” received during prayer.

“I had a moment in prayer where I felt God speak to me, saying, ‘You are not broken. Go and be restored,’” she recalled. This revelation has fueled her desire for a fresh start.

Jane plans to undergo a hymenoplasty, a procedure that involves surgically repairing the hymen with dissolvable stitches, costing approximately $3,000. She views this operation as a “sacred rebirth.”

Despite the nature of the procedure, Jane emphasizes that it is not intended to shame those who embrace their sexuality. Instead, she sees it as a means of reclaiming her freedom and self-identity.

Having reconciled her past choices with her faith after the tragic loss of her husband in 2017, Jane feels this surgery represents the final step in her healing process. “This felt like the final layer of that healing,” she explained, asserting that she does not wish to erase the memory of her late husband or their relationship.

“On the contrary, I believe that by doing something to strengthen the faith we both shared, we are brought closer together – even though he is no longer with us,” she added. Jane is confident that he would support her decision.

While her motivations may be deeply personal and spiritually inspired, Jane insists that this choice is not about conforming to church expectations or seeking approval from others. “I’ve already been judged by my church – I let go of the need for their approval a long time ago,” she stated. “I’m finally treating myself with reverence.”

She hopes her story will resonate with others grappling with feelings of shame. “The church says purity can be lost – but I believe purity is claimed,” she asserted.

“It’s not about your body, it’s about your soul,” Jane concluded. “Living in truth, refusing to hide and forgiving myself for burdens I was never meant to carry – that’s purity to me now.”

This isn’t the first instance of an influencer seeking surgical restoration of virginity; last year, a Brazilian influencer made headlines for spending over $19,000 on a similar procedure.