Former porn star Mia Khalifa is auctioning off her "infamous" glasses to raise funds for the victims of the deadly explosion that rocked Beirut, Lebanon.

The 27-year-old American-Lebanese sports commentator had worn said glasses in her old pornographic films.
 
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The Lebanese government has resigned. Parliament is next. By choice or by force, either way, Lebanon has had enough while simultaneously having NOTHING. 6 days left on the auction for the original mia khalifa glasses to 100% benefit the @lebaneseredcross. Head to the link in my bio and let’s try to make a positive difference. Keep bidding, keep sharing, keep following accounts like @lebaneseredcross @beiruting @rimafakih @mouin.jaber @ginoraidy @thawramap @impact.lebanon @rebuilding.gemmayze @lebfoodbank. Keep sharing the links for fundraisers by the people, for the people, and DO NOT DONATE A SINGLE PENNY TO THE CORRUPT GOVERNMENT BACKED ORGANIZATIONS. The ones who hoard relief money, medical supplies, and food- only to re-sell to the Lebanese people at a 150% mark up. The ones who sit behind and watch the famine, economic collapse, and displacement of their own people on tv from their vacation homes in London, France, and Australia. Ban these pigs from every country in the world until they’re forced to live the same lifestyle they’ve imposed on the people in Lebanon.

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On eBay, the current bid stands at $100,000, with 189 people having placed their bids.

Khalifa said the proceeds will "100% benefit the [Lebanese Red Cross]."

"Head to the link in my bio and let’s try to make a positive difference," she said.

Prior to this, Khalifa had also auctioned other personal items, like a her used loofa and used razor blade.

"F*ck it, there are no rules anymore. $100k and I’ll throw in my retainer. Anything for my country?" she wrote on Instagram.

The explosion at a port warehouse in Beirut had killed at least 163 people, injured more than 6,000 and destroyed swathes of the Mediterranean capital, compounding months of political and economic meltdown.

Following this, Lebanon's government resigned, with the prime minister saying a huge explosion that devastated the capital and stirred public outrage was the result of endemic corruption.