Shelley Lynn Lubben, born on the heels of revolution on May 18, 1968, is one of the world’s leading advocates in the anti-pornography movement. A former pornographic actress who performed under the stage name of Roxy, she left the sex industry in 1994 when she caught Genital Herpes, a non-curable disease. Upon her eight year recovery at the Champion’s Centre in Tacoma, Washington, she reentered society as a new Champion woman and began teaching and preaching in prisons and rescue missions in Central California. Ordained as a Chaplain with the Order of Saint Martin, Shelley is also a graduate of Vision International University where she received a Bachelor’s degree in Theological Studies.

Now, fifteen years into recovery, Shelley has appeared on both Christian and secular television and radio shows and speaks out passionately about the harms of pornography as well as shares her inspirational story of redemption through Jesus Christ. Shelley also serves as the President of Pink Cross Foundation, a nonprofit organization that offers hope, healing and support to adult industry workers around the world. Shelley Lubben is sought worldwide to speak, educate, testify, and counsel individuals, organizations, professionals and governments regarding the illegally operating porn industry, pornography addiction, recovery from sexual abuse and the sex industry and the Champion life. Shelley is a mother of three beautiful daughters and married to Garrett Lubben, for fifteen years.

• Born in Pasadena, California.
• Battled alcohol and drug addiction.
• Performed about 30 hardcore films in one year.
• She's been featured many TV & radio shows in regards to the negative affects of pornography.
• In 2011, she released a rap/hip hop album with the proceeds going to Pink Cross. The first song is called, "Killer Fantasy" with messages of the porn star talking to the porn fan.