Cruel Reell Joins Pineapple Support as Supporter-Level Sponsor

Cruel Reell Joins Pineapple Support as Supporter-Level Sponsor

LOS ANGELES — Cruel Reell has joined the ranks of over 60 adult businesses and organizations committing funds and resources to Pineapple Support.

“I am happy to support Pineapple Support because it's crucial to have fast access to mental health services when you need them,” said Reell. “In our industry, there's a lot of discrimination against our work, and it's important to know that there's a place where we can seek help without judgment. Pineapple Support understands the unique challenges we face and offers the support we need to overcome them. This partnership means that models like myself can feel confident that our work will not be discriminated against and that our mental health is taken seriously.”

Founded in 2018 by Leya Tanit, Pineapple Support has so far connected over 14,000 adult performers and industry members to mental health services, including free and low-cost therapy, counseling, and emotional support.

“It's hard to express how much it means when independent creators support the work we do,” said Tanit. “Creators like Cruel Reell know the incredible struggles that creators are facing. Her generosity, financially and emotionally, not only allows us to continue to provide these services, it shows that the work we do is resonating. I cannot thank her enough and hope she inspires other content creators to join our community of sponsors.”

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