Former porn star wins custody . . . she gets custody of her child as long as she never makes another movie? Whether she makes movies or not has nothing to do with parenting skills. Whether her film life interferes with taking proper care of her child is a much more important matter. If she can go to work, do the job, and then be there for her child then what job she does is not so relevant. It’s not as if she would be making movies in front of the child . . . in that case, then not getting custody might make some sense. Of course, there are those who disagree . . . let ’em . . . the judge obviously did . . . but he is in a position where his prejudices can do more harm than good.