Biography

In 1999 she also helped launch Xtreme Pro Wrestling, a promotion that put adult performers on a wrestling card and gave them angles to work rather than a spot at ringside. Her character was the arrogant on-screen owner: expensively dressed, flanked by an assistant, feuding with the women on the roster and sending The Black Army to do the physical damage. She managed The Messiah to the XPW Championship and stayed at the centre of the company's storylines until it closed in the early 2000s. Wrestling audiences knew the face before they knew the films, and that was the point.

Music came next. She signed with Crash Music as the label's official spokesmodel and has produced her own recordings, a plausible move for someone whose stage presence always sat closer to metal than to glamour. The portrait here belongs to that world: long platinum waves, heavy smoky eyes, bright red lipstick, tongue out, head tilted, bare shoulders against a black draped backdrop, bracelets stacked on both wrists and a tattoo near the left one. It is a rock photograph as much as an adult one, and it fits the career. This page is a fan tribute, not an official site, and it gathers the name, the aliases, the portrait and the profile link in six languages.