AVN Award for Female Foreign Performer of the Year
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AVN Award for Female Foreign Performer of the Year | |
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Awarded for | Female Foreign Performer of the Year |
Country | United States |
Presented by | AVN Media Network |
First awarded | 2003[1][2] |
Currently held by | Cherry Kiss |
Website | avnawards |
The AVN Award for Female Foreign Performer of the Year is an award that has been given by sex industry company AVN since the award's inception in 2003.[1][2] French-born actresses Katsuni and Anissa Kate and Czech-born actress Little Caprice have each won the award three times,[3][4][5] while Hungarian-born Aleska Diamond and Polish-born Misha Cross have each won the award twice.[6][7][8][9]
As of January 2024, the titleholder is Cherry Kiss.
Winners and nominees
[edit]2000s
[edit]Year | Photo | Winner | Nominees |
2003[10][1] | Rita Faltoyano |
Zora Banks Lea De Mae Sophie Evans Jana Daniella Rush | |
2004[11][12] | Mandy Bright |
Mélanie Coste Wanda Kurtis Sophie Evans Rita Faltoyano Katja Kassin Katsuni Lucy Lee Anna Nova Alicia Rhodes Stacy Silver Monica Sweetheart Michelle Wild | |
2005[3][13] | Katsuni |
Cristina Bella Niki Belucci Mandy Bright Mélanie Coste Jane Darling Rita Faltoyano Aneta Keys Cindy Lords Sandra Romain Julie Silver Liliane Tiger | |
2006[4][14] | Sharka Blue Mandy Bright Brigitta Bulgari Angel Dark Rita Faltoyano Tera Joy Alicia Rhodes Julie Silver Stacy Silver Barbara Summer Liliane Tiger | ||
2007[5][15] | Cristina Bella Mandy Bright Angel Dark Jane Darling Mya Diamond Tiffany Hopkins Isabel Ice Claudia Jamsson Cindy Lords Monica Mattos Poppy Morgan Claudia Rossi Priscila Sol Liliane Tiger | ||
2008[16][17] | Monica Mattos |
Baroka Balls Nikky Blond Caylian Curtis Suzie Diamond Diana Doll Clara G Isabel Ice Melissa Lauren Divinity Love Oksana Nikki Rider Liliane Tiger Tarra White Yasmine | |
2009[18][19] | Eve Angel |
Black Angelika Bambi Chloe Delaure Dian Doll Regina Ice Melissa Lauren Loona Luxx Roxy Panther Peaches Claudia Rossi Viva Style Cecilia Vega Tarra White Yasmine |
2010s
[edit]Year | Photo | Winner | Nominees |
2010[20] | Aletta Ocean |
Blue Angel Stella DelCroix Cindy Hope Regina Ice Jodie James Cherry Jul Melissa Lauren Madison Parker Anita Pearl Monica Santhiago Sofia Valentine Cecilia Vega Tarra White Yasmine | |
2011[21] | Angel Dark |
Aliz Blue Angel Jenny Baby Black Angelika Lou Charmelle Carla Cox Mandy Dee Aleska Diamond Cindy Hope Lea Lexis Kerry Louise Natasha Marley Jessica Moore Tarra White | |
2012[6][22] | Aleska Diamond |
Blue Angel Black Angelika Lou Charmelle Liza Del Sierra Cindy Dollar Eufrat Cathy Heaven Franceska Jaimes Gemma Massey Aletta Ocean Anna Polina Jessie Volt Tarra White Zafira | |
2013[7][23] | Aliz Black Angelika Claire Castel Carla Cox Laura Crystal Franceska Jaimes Anissa Kate Jenna Lovely Aletta Ocean Anna Polina Ivana Sugar Paige Turnah Jessie Volt Tarra White | ||
2014[8][24] | Anissa Kate |
Nikita Bellucci Samantha Bentley Claire Castel Ava Dalush Tiffany Doll Marica Hase Henessy Cindy Hope Jasmine Jae Cayenne Klein Valentina Nappi Lyen Parker Anna Polina Ivana Sugar | |
2015[9][25] | Abbie Cat Samantha Bentley Alexis Crystal Tiffany Doll Gina Gerson Cathy Heaven Henessy Jasmine Jae Francesca Jaimes Lola Reve Ivana Sugar Mira Sunset Lola Taylor Charlize Tinkerbell | ||
2016[26][27] | Misha Cross |
Samantha Bentley Stella Cox Alexis Crystal Sienna Day Tiffany Doll Tina Hot Jasmine Jae Franceska Jaimes Anissa Kate Manon Martin Mea Melone Amarna Miller Lola Reve Taylor Sands | |
2017[28][29] | Amirah Adara Samantha Bentley Claire Castel Stella Cox Sienna Day Tiffany Doll Lea Guerlin Jasmine Jae Ines Lenvin Lexi Lowe Amarna Miller Anna Polina Nekane Sweet Alexa Tomas | ||
2018[30] | Jasmine Jae |
Amirah Adara Nikita Bellucci Misha Cross Eveline Dellai Susy Gala Gina Gerson Anissa Kate Cherry Kiss Apolonia Lapiedra Amarna Miller Anna Polina Valentina Ricci Julia Roca Alexa Tomas | |
2019[31] | Anissa Kate |
Amirah Adara Little Caprice Misha Cross Cassie del Isla Clea Gaultier Ella Hughes Gina Gerson Jasmine Jae Tina Kay Alyssia Kent Cherry Kiss Apolonia Lapiedra Texas Patti Tiffany Tatum |
2020s
[edit]Year | Photo | Winner | Nominees |
2020[32][33] | Little Caprice |
Amirah Adara Misha Cross Anna de Ville Lady Dee Cassie del Isla Clea Gaultier Lucy Heart Apolonia Lapiedra Anissa Kate Tina Kay Cherry Kiss Barbie Sins Tiffany Tatum Rebecca Volpetti | |
2021[34][35] | Clea Gaultier |
Little Caprice Alexis Crystal Anna de Ville Cassie Del Isla Angelika Grays Jasmine Jae Anissa Kate Tina Kay Nelly Kent Cherry Kiss Jia Lissa Liya Silver Sybil Tiffany Tatum | |
2022[36] | Little Caprice |
Ginebra Bellucci Anna de Ville Cassie del Isla Clea Gaultier Angelika Grays Tina Kay Cherry Kiss Jia Lissa Baby Nicols Kaisa Nord Liya Silver Sybil Rebecca Volpetti Zaawaadi | |
2023 | Alexis Crystal Anna de Ville Shalina Devine Eva Elfie Clea Gaultier Romy Indy Eden Ivy Cherry Kiss Veronica Leal Rae Lil Black Jia Lissa Clara Mia Liya Silver Sybil | ||
2024 | Cherry Kiss |
Little Caprice Kelly Collins Alexis Crystal Anna de Ville Shalina Devine Eden Ivy Scarlett Jones Catherine Knight Geisha Kyd Veronica Leal Clara Mia Tiffany Tatum Christy White Zaawaadi | |
2025 | Amirah Adara Little Caprice Kelly Collins Anna de Ville Eden Ivy Jadilica Catherine Knight Veronica Leal Lia Lin Clara Mia Eve Sweet Tiffany Tatum Agatha Vega Christy White Zaawaadi |
Country of origin | Titles | Number of performers |
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France | 7 | 3 |
Hungary | 6 | 5 |
Czech Republic | 3 | 1 |
Poland | 2 | 1 |
Brazil | 1 | 1 |
Slovakia | 1 | 1 |
United Kingdom | 1 | 1 |
Serbia | 1 | 1 |
See also
[edit]References
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