Kristina Rose

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Kristina Rose
Kristina Rose at the XRCO Awards in Hollywood on April 11, 2015, photo: Glenn Francis
Date of birth:April 14, 1984
(age: 40) Aries[1]
Place of birth:San Diego, California, United States[1]
Measurements:34A-25-37[1]
Height:155 cm (5 ft 1 in) (156 cm)[1]
Weight:110 lbs (50 kg)[1]
Eye color:Brown
Hair color:Black[1]
Number of films:859 (as Performer)[1]

Kristina Rose (born April 14, 1984) is an American pornographic actress.[1]

Early life

Kristina Rose was born in San Diego, California, United States.[1][2]

Career in the adult industry

At age 18, Rose first worked for an adult website doing customer service. When the company moved, she was laid off, and the only companies that responded to her resume were adult-related companies. She became an assistant for a photographer who encouraged her to model, but she did not start modeling until she was 23 years-old.[2]

Kristina Rose debuted as porn actress in the adult industry in 2007, started around 23 years old.[1][2]

She performed her first anal sex scene in Elegant Angel's 2008 movie "Kristina Rose: Dirty Girl" and her first DP in the 2009 movie "Kristina Rose Is Slutwoman".

Mainstream appearances

Rose starred in the music video for the song "Why? Where? What?" by rap duo King Fantastic.[3] She also provided guest vocals on the mixtape, Zero Heroes, by XV.

Awards and nomination

AVN Awards
Year Result Award Film
2010 Nominated Female Performer of the Year
2011 Nominated Female Performer of the Year
2012 Nominated Female Performer of the Year
2013 Nominated Female Performer of the Year
XRCO Awards
Year Result Award Film/Scene
2011[4] Won Superslut
2013[5] Won Orgasmic Analist

Covers

References