Being naked around family members is a pretty unorthodox thing to do, but for an adult film star and her teenage son, it's the norm.
Of course, people can wear as much or as little clothing when in their own home, but one mom has caused a bit of controversy for the lack she wears.
Molly Manning, originally move from Perth, Australia, moved to Los Angeles after starting a new career as an OnlyFans model.
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The OnlyFans star was struggling financially in her native country, so she decided to embark on a new chapter on the adult content site.
Molly's ventures have even seen her partake in mainstream pornography, something which has provided her with a 'comfortable life'.
She said: "As a single mum I was struggling to get employed and a lot of people said to me - 'hey, you should do OnlyFans'.
"I really didn't know much about it, so I was going in very blindly and I didn't really know what to do. Then eventually I just kind of thought, well, you know what? I'm in Los Angeles. I'm already shooting porn on my OnlyFans, I may as well start shooting mainstream porn.
"I probably should have done it sooner, but I was too worried about what other people thought. I've only got one life and I’m comfortable with myself, my son's comfortable, so I don't care what other people think."
There's no doubt Molly has been doing well for himself, but her approach to sex education in her own home has divided opinion.
Molly says she walks around her home naked while her son is there, and even has conversations with the teen while she is nude.
Explaining why she does this, Molly added: "I'm very comfortable with my sexuality. I'm the kind of person who doesn't have a problem occasionally walking around naked.
"My son will have a conversation with me and I'll be topless or getting dressed; just because I'm naked doesn't mean it's sexual, that’s the viewers' mentality.
"I’m very liberal in regards to nudity and there's nothing sexual about me being naked at home."
The OnlyFans star added: "The reality of it is, if a child can't see a naked female or male at home and that be their first point of reference for nudity, then there's something wrong.
"I mean, if a child is having to look online to see a nude body, then I think there's something wrong, because there's a very good chance it will be a super sexualised image."
Callum Jones