MONTANA FISHBURNE SAY'S SHE WANTED TO DO PORN SINCE SHE WAS 16!

It's been difficult to tell fact from fiction in the strange saga of Montana Fishburne's sex tape. But the budding star, and daughter of Hollywood heavyweight Laurence Fishburne, is finally setting the record straight on her debut.
According to UsMagazine.com, the budding actress refuted previous claims that she was entering the porn business as a means to an end in pursuit of a Kim Kardashian/Paris Hilton-style career (both stars shot to fame after their own sex tapes leaked to the public). Instead, she's asserting that she's getting into porn because, well, she just wants to.

"I had a little passion inside me to do porn," Fishburne said of her passion project. "I didn't really want to tell too many people about it because I was afraid of their reactions when I was younger. I started thinking about it ... when I was 16."

That was the age, Fishburne says, when she lost her virginity and underwent a sexual awakening of sorts that led to her first sex tape.

"I wanted to see everything that I would like, every kind of fantasy I would like, and porn is a way that I could explore that," she told E! Online.

Fishburne's sex tape has just been released to stores, but according to TMZ.com, back orders for the title are so tremendous that Vivid Entertainment, which distributed the tape, has offered her a multi-picture contract to cash in on her marketability.

There still has been no public comment from the elder Fishburne on his daughter's career choice, although she previously told TMZ that her mother, fitness trainer Hajina Moss-Fishburne, had offered her support. The gossip site also reported that her father's friends had offered to buy the entire shipment of her tape for $1 million but were too late to block the distribution.

Still, Us Weekly reports that there was no ill will toward her father in Montana Fishburne's decision to get into the porn business.

"I absolutely didn't make this movie to hurt my parents or bring shame to my family name." she said.