"That morning, when I woke up, it was one of the worst feelings I've ever felt, feeling hopeless and feeling as if my entire innocence was stripped away," Berry, who hails from the Fort Worth suburb of Aledo,

The bill was created to stop what is called deepfakes, AI-generated explicit images of people, posted on social media. The revenge porn issue impacted a Fort Worth teen, and it’s happened to others around the country.

Texas, passed the Senate with no recorded opposition and must get House action before Congress adjourns this month.

A bipartisan effort to place harsher punishments on those who upload "revenge porn" or deepfakes without a person's consent heads to the House for a vote.

A bill targeting “revenge porn” has won support from both parties in the U.S. Senate. Texas Republican Ted Cruz introduced the bill along with Minnesota Democrat Amy Klobuchar.