Star Moffatt, a Republican candidate for the 21st state Senate District seat, admitted Friday she’s starred in adult films and photos.

“I’m pretty sure if one searched deep enough and knew my stage name, they may just happen to find my nude photos… out in the cyber world,” she said in a statement.

Her previous actions should not count against her bid for state office, Moffatt said, in a news release from her campaign.

“Does that make me less capable of performing my duties as the people’s future senator,” she said. “Absolutely not.”

Moffatt mentioned Melania Trump, the wife of Republican nominee Donald Trump, as an example of why nude photos should not be seen as a problem for potential elected officials.

“Donald Trump’s beautiful wife… Melania Trump. Will her nude photos that have surfaced prevent Mrs. Trump from serving our country as our next First Lady,” said Moffatt. “(Again), absolutely not.”

Moffatt’s husband, who is also running for office,  is also under scrutiny for past activity relating to explicit photos. He was disbarred in Arizona after allegedly soliciting a nude photo from a New Mexico woman in exchange for legal services.

“Rather than worrying about a nude photo,” said Jeffrey Moffatt, who is running for the 25th Congressional District seat in the June primary, “we should be worrying about our nation’s crisis happening with illegal undocumented immigrants killing American citizens and sanctuary cities, including the City of Los Angeles, protecting these dangerous people who should be turned over to ICE, and sent back to their own countries.”

Star Moffatt is running against three other candidates for the position:

• Republican Assemblyman Scott Wilk, who represents the 38th district
• Democrat Johnathon Levar Ervin, an aerospace engineer from Lancaster.
• Democrat Steve Hill, a businessman from Palmdale.