10 Australian Pornstars So Hot They’ll Melt the Outback

The best-known Australian pornstars are Angela White, a three-time AVN Female Performer of the Year and member of two halls of fame, plus Savannah Bond, Monica Mayhem, Jodie Moore and Selena Silver, all of whom won industry awards. Below are 10 Aussie performers, women and men, each picked on a published award record or mainstream credit, with a source for every fact. All of them were adults, 18 or older, for their whole careers.

This is CamSoda’s blog. The list covers performers, not sites, and nobody on it is ranked by looks. For the wider picture, our guide to the best pornstars covers performers from every country and era.

How we chose these Australian porn stars

Every entry had to meet all four criteria. We checked them on public sources in November 2026. We did not rate anyone or claim personal reviews.

1. Australian by birth. Every performer here was born in Australia, in a city or state named in a published source. Several built their careers in the US or Europe, and their entries say so.
2. A recognized track record. At least one award from AVN, XBIZ, XRCO, the Venus Awards, the CAVR Awards or the Grabbys, or a notable credit outside adult film: TV, books, magazines or professional sport.
3. Facts we can source. A published birth date or year, plus a documented career: stage name, active years, studios, awards and other work. The sources are listed at the end of this article. Popular names on studio rosters and tube rankings with no published facts we could verify are left out.
4. Adults throughout, and a clean record. Every career starts at 18 or older in the published record. We left out anyone whose age is disputed and anyone whose best-known work is tied to a legal controversy.

The order: first the performers with the biggest award records, then the men, then performers known as much for work outside adult film. We use stage names only.

Australian pornstars compared

The best Australian pornstars by awards

1. Angela White

Born: 1984 or 1985 (Sydney, Australia)
Active years: 2003–present

Angela White shot her first scene for Score in 2003, shortly after she turned 18. She graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2010 with first-class honours in gender studies; her thesis on women in the Australian adult industry was later published in The Routledge Companion to Media, Sex and Sexuality (2017). She also had a supporting role in the fifth series of the TV comedy Pizza in 2007, launched her own website in 2013 and signed a distribution deal with Girlfriends Films in 2014. She chose to work under her real name, calling it a political statement.

In 2016 she moved to the United States and signed with the Spiegler Girls agency to work for studios such as Brazzers, Naughty America and Jules Jordan. The awards followed fast: XBIZ Foreign Female Performer of the Year in 2016, the AVN Hall of Fame in 2018, and AVN Female Performer of the Year in 2018, 2019 and 2020, the first performer to win it three years running. She also took XRCO’s Female Performer of the Year three times, entered the XRCO Hall of Fame in 2020 and won XBIZ’s Female Performer of the Year in 2020. She co-hosted the AVN Awards show in 2018, directs her own releases and signed an exclusive contract with Brazzers in 2021. XBIZ has called her “Australia’s most well-known adult performer.”

2. Savannah Bond

Born: 1990 or 1991 (Melbourne, Australia)
Active years: 2019–present

Savannah Bond grew up in Melbourne, studied beauty therapy and worked in retail, then danced in clubs in Melbourne and Sydney. She started in adult film in 2019 with Jules Jordan in Los Angeles, working only for his company for her first two months, and had more than 30 credits by the end of that year. In 2021 she starred alongside Angela White in an Evil Angel release.

Once Australia’s travel restrictions lifted, she moved to Los Angeles full time. She appeared in more than 50 films in 2022, for studios including Jules Jordan, Bang!, Vixen Media Group and Ricky’s Room, and talked through her career on Holly Randall’s Unfiltered podcast that April. Her awards include AVN scene awards in 2022 and 2023, an XBIZ award in 2023, a Pornhub Award in 2024 and AVN’s Best MILF Movie or Series in 2026.

3. Monica Mayhem

Born: March 14, 1978 (Brisbane, Australia)
Active years: 2000–2010

Before adult film, Monica Mayhem worked in financial markets and futures trading in Sydney, then at a brokerage on London’s International Petroleum Exchange. She started in the industry as a dancer at a London club on Tottenham Court Road before moving into film. In 2002 she won both XRCO’s Starlet of the Year and the FOXE Award for Vixen of the Year. If her London start interests you, our list of British pornstars covers the UK scene of the same years.

Outside film she sang and played guitar in the all-girl metal band Sweet Avenge and had a small part in the Sex and the City movie (2008). Her autobiography, Absolute Mayhem: Confessions of an Aussie Porn Star, came out with Random House Australia in 2009 and in North America a year later. She announced her retirement in August 2010, after more than 400 films.

4. Jodie Moore

Born: April 11, 1976 (Woodridge, Queensland, Australia)
Active years: from 2001

Jodie Moore began as a dancer in 1996 and toured clubs in Australia, New Zealand, Japan and the Philippines, then modelled for men’s magazines from 2000. Her first film came in 2001. She is best known for the Private Media Group feature The Scottish Loveknot and for two films by director Michael Ninn, Euroglam: An American in Europe Final Chapter and Sapphic Liaisons.

In 2002 she won the Venus Award for Best Actress USA. She launched her own line of signature products and also tried politics, standing unsuccessfully for the Australian Senate in 2001 and 2004.

5. Selena Silver

Born: August 18, 1979 (Sydney, Australia)
Active years: 2002–2008

Selena Silver, who also worked as Selena Silva, was named Best New Starlet at the CAVR Awards in 2003, the year after her debut. A year later she won CAVR’s Best Adult DVD Feature for Selena Silver At Home, which she both directed and starred in.

She drew XRCO and AVN nominations in 2005 and 2006 and appeared in about 200 films before leaving the industry in 2008. Her published record is shorter than the others, so this entry is too.

6. Yasmin Scott

Born: July 29, 1982 (Perth, Australia)
Active years: 2015–present

Yasmin Scott moved from Perth to Sydney and took an office job with the Australian government, which she later said did not suit her. She danced in a club on the side and worked as a personal trainer. Penthouse Australia named her Pet of the Month in January 2014, and again in April 2016.

She made her adult film debut in 2015, at 33. She has since worked for studios including Digital Playground, New Sensations, Private, Filly Films, Evil Angel and Naughty America, with more than 180 films to her name.

Australian men in adult film

Two of the best-documented Australian men worked in gay adult film for Falcon Studios in the 2000s, and even shared a film. For more men across the industry, see our list of male pornstars.

7. Dean Monroe

Born: July 7, 1972 (Melbourne, Australia)
Active years: 2004–2017 (film credits)

Dean Monroe made more than fifteen films for Falcon Studios. In 2004 he appeared in Bruce LaBruce’s art-house film The Raspberry Reich, and in 2005 he played the devil opposite fellow Australian Brad Patton in Chi Chi LaRue’s Heaven to Hell.

He worked with directors including Chris Steele, Steven Scarborough, Chris Ward and Michael Lucas, with credits running to 2017. Nominated at the Grabby Awards from 2005, he entered the Grabbys’ Wall of Fame in 2011 and won a shared Grabby award the following year.

8. Brad Patton

Born: August 7, 1972 (Melbourne, Australia)
Active years: 2003–2007

Brad Patton was a figure skater first. Born in Melbourne, he grew up in Australia, Finland and Sweden, won medals at the Swedish and Nordic championships, and after a knee injury toured with Disney On Ice as a principal skater, playing roles such as Scar from The Lion King and Hades from Hercules. He later won medals at the Gay Games (2002) and the World Outgames (2006) and appeared on the Dutch TV show Dancing on Ice in 2007.

His adult debut came in 2003, in Australia, in a Falcon Studios film directed by Chi Chi LaRue. He worked exclusively for Falcon for two years, then also for Colt, and retired in 2007, returning only for a brief non-sex cameo in 2017. DNA magazine featured him in 2006, and author J. C. Adams included him among the 100 best-known performers in his 2011 book Gay Porn Heroes.

Crossover names

9. Kiki Vidis

Born: May 15, 1989 (Queensland, Australia)
Active years: 2007–2016

Kiki Vidis worked as a supermarket cashier and spent nine months studying nursing before she left to model and then make films, starting in 2007. She worked for studios such as Digital Playground, Brazzers, New Sensations and Vivid.

In 2010 Playboy TV gave her a seven-episode reality series, Kiki’s American Adventure, which followed her daily life after she moved to the United States to grow her career. She retired in 2016, after more than 70 films.

10. Renee Gracie

Born: January 5, 1995 (Brisbane, Australia)
Active years: 2019–present

Renee Gracie made her name in motorsport. In 2013 she became the first woman to race in the Porsche Carrera Cup Australia, and in 2015 she joined the Supercars Dunlop Series as its first full-time female driver in 14 years. She drove the Bathurst 1000 twice with Simona de Silvestro, the first all-female pairing there since 1998, and the two finished 14th in 2016.

After a third season in 2017 she lost her seat after poor results and a lack of funds. In 2019 she began making adult content for the subscription site OnlyFans, saying racing was no longer her passion. She returned to the track in GT World Challenge Australia in 2023, winning the Trophy class title that year and the GT Am title in 2025.

Australian winners at AVN, XBIZ, XRCO and the Grabbys

None of the top search results lists what Australian performers have actually won, so here is the short version.

• Halls of fame: Angela White, AVN (2018) and XRCO (2020). Dean Monroe, Grabby Wall of Fame (2011).
• Performer of the Year: Angela White, AVN Female Performer of the Year 2018, 2019 and 2020; XRCO 2018 to 2020; XBIZ 2020; XBIZ Foreign Female Performer 2016.
• Newcomer awards: Monica Mayhem, XRCO Starlet of the Year 2002; Selena Silver, CAVR Best New Starlet 2003.
• Other wins: Jodie Moore, Venus Award 2002; Savannah Bond, AVN (2022, 2023, 2026) and XBIZ (2023).

Why Australian pornstars work overseas

Most careers on this list were built outside Australia. Angela White moved to the US in 2016, Savannah Bond and Kiki Vidis to Los Angeles, Monica Mayhem started in London, and Brad Patton was based in Amsterdam. Most of the studios, agencies and award shows named in these entries are based in the US.

Australian law is part of the picture too. As the Australian Law Reform Commission summed it up, “it is illegal to sell X 18+ films in the Australian states, but not in most parts of the territories” (ALRC, 2011). The same review pointed to the many adult content providers based outside Australia.

Australia’s age checks since March 2026

If you are in Australia, you now meet age checks on adult sites. Under industry codes registered by the eSafety Commissioner, Australians must prove they are over 18 to access pornographic websites from 9 March 2026. Sites can use ID-based verification, age estimation or age inference from account data. CamSoda’s terms require every user to be 18 or the local age of majority, whichever is higher, and its Help Center says age verification is required to reach 18+ content where the law requires it. For the US side of the same question, see our map of states with age verification laws.

Where to see Australian performers live

Several performers on this list work directly with fans as well as on film: Angela White has done regular webcam work, and Renee Gracie publishes her own subscription content. Live cam sites are the other place performers meet fans directly.

On a cam site like CamSoda, public rooms are free to watch without buying anything. A free account adds chat and following. Tokens pay for tips, interactive features and private shows, where the model sets the per-minute price and shows it before you start (CamSoda’s private show rules). If you are new to this, our guide to how cam sites work explains tokens and show types.

Australian pornstars FAQ

Who is the most famous Australian pornstar?

Angela White, by any published measure. She is in both the AVN and XRCO halls of fame and was the first woman to win AVN’s Female Performer of the Year three years in a row, from 2018 to 2020. XBIZ has called her Australia’s most well-known adult performer.

Which Australian porn stars have won AVN Awards?

Angela White has won dozens of AVN Awards, including Female Performer of the Year in 2018, 2019 and 2020 and a Hall of Fame induction in 2018. Savannah Bond won AVN awards in 2022, 2023 and 2026.

Are there famous Aussie male pornstars?

Yes. Dean Monroe and Brad Patton, both born in Melbourne, worked for Falcon Studios in the 2000s and appeared together in Heaven to Hell (2005). Dean Monroe is in the Grabby Awards’ Wall of Fame.

Which Australian adult star was a racing driver?

Renee Gracie. She raced in the Porsche Carrera Cup Australia and the Supercars Dunlop Series, drove the Bathurst 1000 in 2015 and 2016, and started making adult content in 2019. She has since returned to racing in GT World Challenge Australia.

Is it legal to sell adult films in Australia?

Only in part of the country. The Australian Law Reform Commission noted in 2011 that selling X 18+ films is illegal in the states but not in most parts of the territories. Since 9 March 2026, adult websites must also check that Australian visitors are over 18.

Where can I watch Australian performers live?

Many performers work on live cam sites. On CamSoda, public rooms are free to watch and tokens are only needed for tips and private shows. Browse live performers on CamSoda to see who is online now.

Sources

• Angela White
• Savannah Bond
• Monica Mayhem
• Jodie Moore (German)
• Selena Silver (Spanish)
• Yasmin Scott (Spanish)
• Dean Monroe (French)
• Brad Patton
• Kiki Vidis (Spanish)
• Renee Gracie
• Australian Law Reform Commission: All content likely to be X 18+ (2011)
• Information Age: Australians to face age checks on porn sites from March (2025)