A SICK interview has emerged of a Pornhub host claiming that sex with a 13-year-old boy wouldn't be considered rape as he'd be lucky to sleep with her.

       Adult actress Asa Akira made the comments during an interview on a podcast in 2012 hosted by the controversial artist David Choe.

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       Asa Akira made the comments during a 2012 podcast episode 3

       The 35-year-old Pornhub ambassador said that she would not consider the sick act as statutory rape Credit: Instagram 3

       Akira sickeningly said that she would have had sex with the young boy Credit: Instagram

       In the shocking excerpt from the interview, Akira and Choe are explaining the moment they invite a young boy to join them in a jacuzzi while at a beach house.

       "So we have this great house with this great Jacuzzi where we're sitting from and we get a great view of these giant waves," Choe says.

       "He's 13-years-old. He's psyched because he gets free Pepsi's. His parents aren't here."

       Then Akira, a Pornhub ambassador, sickeningly states that she would have raped the boy.

       "This 13-year-old I think I would," she said.

       "He wasn't necessarily an old-looking 13-year-old. You look at him and he's definitely a child."

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       The group then move on to discuss whether the act would be considered statutory rape.

       "That shouldn't be considered statutory rape and like it's consensual," Choe says.

       "Is there anyone that has a problem with that? There's not one person that would think that's abuse and would just think how lucky that kid is."

       That horrifying part of the interview ends with Akira exclaiming: "No, that definitely, no one would consider that rape, except maybe his mom.

       "Well, "f**k the law," she blasted.

       Recently critics have said that Pornhub, the site that Akira is an ambassador for, has been profiting from sex trafficking and child pornography.

       In June Pornhub's parent company MindGeek was accused by 34 women of profiting from videos of them without their consent.

       The case, filed in a Californian court, state that the plaintiffs allege they were victims of sex trafficking.

       Out of the 34 plaintiffs, 14 of them claim to be victims of underage sex trafficking.

       "This is a case about rape, not pornography," the lawsuit stated.

       Akira, 35, told the Sun Online that the resurfaced video is "embarrassing" and that she "no longer feels the same things are funny or appropriate".

       "It’s hugely embarrassing for me when certain words of mine from the past - in this case in 2012, words I meant as jokes - resurface now," she told the Sun Online.

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       "Over the last decade, I’ve grown into a person who no longer feels the same things are funny or appropriate.

       "I believe there are many downfalls to becoming an adult in the public eye; one of them being that my immature, uneducated, and underdeveloped attempts at humour are forever up for the whole world to see.

       "I feel very badly for the hurt I’ve caused anyone."

       Laila Mickelwait, a campaigner against sexual abuse, said: "Asa Akira, the longtime official Brand Ambassador for Pornhub represents the brand of Pornhub perfectly in this video as she makes it apparent that she has a disdain and disregard for laws that protect children from rape, in her willingness to abuse a 13-year-old child, and her belief that she would never get caught."

       She added: "Now both Pornhub and Asa have been caught and should pay the price.”

       Episodes of the podcast have been largely scrubbed from the internet after comments Choe made on a podcast in 2014 where he described having raped a masseuse.

       He later claimed that he was only joking.