FAQ

Where are you from?

I am a proud born-and-raised Oregonian. Originally I grew up in a small country-town on the outskirts of Portland, then after getting in trouble amidst teenage mischief, was moved to the city of Portland where I fell in love with the city life, and grew into an adult. In October 2025, I decided to be the first one in my family to ever move out of Oregon since they migrated there on the Oregon Trail! Los Angeles was my place of choosing- because Oregon made me love summer.

Why environmentalism?

Because literally tell me what is gonna happen if we let our environment die… I’m doing this because not enough other people are and its gonna get us in deep sh*t…

What is your dance history?

Like most dancers would say, dance was my first love. I grew up in a household that barely had enough money for bills and food- let alone dance classes. So, most of my dancing was done in living rooms, front lawns, parks, around the neighborhood, at the grocery store with mom, and I was lucky enough to have a couple year-long dance classes paid for by supportive family member. Those dance classes took me really far, and even got me on the #1 High School Dance Team in Oregon at the time.

As I grew up, I started shifting into aerial silks + other trapeze- which is now my now type of dance class today, following hiphop and heels. I am currently training to be an aerial performer (I know, I know- not lucrative….) and I am having a BLAST doing it. Being an aerial performer is one of the very few things I have on my bucket list; and i’m so grateful I am able to afford training as much as I want now!

How old are you?

I am 26 years old! My birthday is November 22, 1999 at 9AM, which puts me right into the Scorpio Zodiac. Had I been born just a couple hours later, I would be a Sagittarius!

How tall are you?

I am 5’ 7”

What are your measurements?

Cup size: B, sometimes C -

Waist: 26”

Hips: 42”

Are you in mainstream porn?

No :/ I really want to be though. But, I don’t think it will really help me accomplish my long-term goals, outside of S*x W*rk.

I really admire the mainstream stars who do what they do, and the idea of the whole world getting to see me get bred is really really hot to me…seriously

I have even had my dream company reach out to me with an opportunity to shoot with the best of the best porn company in Los Angeles- which was really hard for me to turn down. If I were to do it for anyone, it would be them. Who knows, maybe one day…

What’s your plan after Onlyfans?

eco-friendly entrepreneurship, to keep the grind going. I don’t plan to stop working when I am done with Onlyfans, no matter how comfortable I am.

It may not be your typical work- it could just be investing in things like sustainable companies, or stocks. I also plan to do a lot of free work and help with organizations around that have the same mission about protecting nature that I do.

Outside of work, I plan to do a lot more reading- and traveling. And, reading and traveling at the same time. And a lot more dance, and hiking. And learning… lots of learning for sure. As I get older, I notice my interest for learning things is growing a lot and sometimes I have to pull away to get work done. I would definitely be taking classes at a college somewhere.

What do you do outside of work?

Well, dance classes- obviously. And, learning how to cook (i’m still in the beginner level, I need a cooking class!). Tons of hiking with friends, teasing lifeguards at the beach, and I am even learning beach volleyball! I read everyday- usually a self-help or business book, and always have healing frequency music playing in the background of everything I do around my house.

Autobiography

I’ve recently discovered that I am a very sentimental person. Im a girl who finds everything about life, to be special by craving experiences that linger long after the moment has passed. A candlelit dinner at a restaurant whispered about by critics, a dance class with strangers, an evening surrounded by symphonies and art installations, an afternoon spent planting native plants, or a spontaneous adventure across the globe- these are the memories I collect with care. Each moment, as important as the last, because that’s what life should be about- enjoying it to its fullest. As cliché as the saying is, you only live once, and I like to make it count.

It should. be no surprise that I grew up immersed in movement- dance and circus arts shaped me into someone both disciplined, daring, graceful, confident, and strong. My flexibility and my ability to ‘move like silk’ (as my Onlyfans' fans would say), is one of my biggest assets. I have professional experience spanning across my whole life. From opportunities like GoGo dancing at local raves, years of exotic dancing in the Strip Club Capital of the United States, “flow art” sessions at music festivals, competing at dance competitions, being on dance teams, to doing acrobatics in lingerie around every hotel room I find myself in, I can confidently say I am and always will be- a dancer. Today, that lifestyle infuses every part of who I am: flexible, athletic, fun, open-minded, and endlessly curious.

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Climate Change is also something I grew up with being on the forefront of my mind. I had the pleasure of being raised in a household where a massive part of my responsibility was to help take care of foster animals- we worked with local shelters to help heal and house hundreds of farm and household pets. In that experience, I unfortunately encountered many deaths of animals that, as a little girl, nurtured a kind-of empathy that can only come when witnessing death that isn’t their fault. From the euthanization of homeless pets (adopt, don’t shop!), to animals suffering and dying from the diseases, injuries, and brutal conditions that come from being born into unmanaged feral environments due to unspayed and unneutered pets (spay and neuter your pets!), I’ve grown unwavering in my commitment to protect animals who can’t protect themselves.

“Because humans can scream, protest, and vote to save themselves, but animals and plants are completely vulnerable to how the human race decides to treat them” is something you would here 10-year old Nicky hear. That’s when I began to understand extinction, and how the loss of a species isn’t just tragic on its own. In the natural world, everything is intertwined. When one species disappears, it sends a ripple through the ecosystem, affecting the countless others that depend on it- including us humans. A world without nature isn’t simply less beautiful- it’s a world where the balance that sustains human life begins to collapse, and innocent beings suffer. Watching catastrophe form that is completely within our (humans) control, be put on the back burner by corporations, consumers, and positions, is enraging enough for me to speak up- and speak LOUD about it.

All plant and animal species have made human thriving possible, and that truth has shaped the way I choose to live. I strive to be as eco-friendly as possible. I buy nearly everything secondhand, support sustainable brands, source locally, and I educate those around me on how they can reduce their impact. In the moments when I do not have the option to choose a more sustainable brand, sometimes I reach out to the company directly to share why sustainability matters and how they can do better.

With all of this being said, I’m also realistic. I understand that my community lives in a capitalistic system where simply getting by can already feel heavy, and choosing the more sustainable option often costs more time, money, and access. I give myself and the people around me grace. Sustainability isn’t black and white, and I don’t believe it should be treated that way. It’s about intention, progress, and doing what we can with what we have. So, lets go to the most popular farm-to-table restaurant in town, or share some regular mass produced buttery popcorn at the only theatre in town over giggles and kisses as we productively make the world a better place- for all species.

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I consider myself extraordinarily fortunate for the life I lead. As a wise voice once said, life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away. With just one life to live, I choose to spend my time with individuals who are intelligent, eloquent, culturally aware, impeccably presented, and as selective as I am.

Whether indulging in a prestigious FMTY that transports us into another world or savoring the intimacy of a shorter rendezvous, I believe every encounter should feel like its own masterpiece. I take great pride in ensuring that the connections I build are meaningful, insatiable, and unforgettable.

For me, this work is not transactional. It is experiential. It is presence, chemistry, discretion, emotional intelligence, and the art of making someone feel fully seen in a world that rarely slows down. I am selective with my time because I value depth over volume. My clients are not simply seeking company. They are seeking atmosphere, energy, and a woman who understands how to hold space with confidence and intention.

The support I receive through these experiences is not only about the moment we share. It is also part of a larger vision I am building. My long term goal is to channel the financial freedom I create into sustainable ventures and businesses that contribute positively to the planet. Every meaningful connection helps fund future projects rooted in environmental responsibility, ethical leadership, and conscious design.

So when we meet, it is both art and ambition. A masterpiece in the present, and momentum toward something greater.