Following the news of this lawsuit, many people wondered what Holcomb has been up to in the decades since she knew Steven Tyler.

Today, Holcomb works as a Christian speaker and is an influential voice in the anti-abortion movement. She's even written a book about her experiences with Tyler and claims that her faith in Jesus Christ is what ultimately allowed her to recover from the trauma she says she experienced after having an early abortion.

In a speech at a 2012 anti-abortion rally, Holcomb said she had been married for 30 years and was the mother of seven children.

Holcomb claims that she survived an apartment fire at age 17 while five months pregnant with Tyler's first child, and was coerced into having an abortion while she was still in the hospital recovering from smoke inhalation.

"I pray that all those who have had abortions or have participated in any way in an abortion procedure may find in my story, not judgment or condemnation, but a renewed hope in God's steadfast love, forgiveness, and peace," she has said of her experience.

"Marriage and the family are the building blocks of all virtuous societies," she continued. "I pray that our nation may find its way back to God's plan by respecting the life of unborn children and strengthening the sanctity of marriage."

Holcomb has appeared on Fox News, and her bio on the Ambassador website also suggests that she is an accomplished artist specializing in iconography, portraiture, and landscapes.