Angela White

About Angela White

Angela Gabrielle White was born on March 4, 1985, in Sydney, Australia. She spent her early years in Central Sydney until the age of eight, when her family relocated to a farm in Victoria. Later, they moved again to the Australian East Coast, where she completed her high school education. White is of English and Scottish descent, with her ethnicity identified as Caucasian. She was the eldest child in a large family, with a father who worked as a carpenter and a mother who was a photographer.

White entered the adult entertainment industry in 2003 at the age of 18, beginning with nude modeling. Her decision to join the industry stemmed from an interest sparked at age 14, when she first encountered pornography. She has described herself as hypersexual and knowing she was going to be in the adult entertainment business since she was 15. After turning 18, her first scene was filmed with Score, a company she initially contacted by sending nude photos, leading to her being flown to the United States to begin her career.

Throughout her career, White has worked with numerous prominent studios, including Score, Brazzers, Naughty America, Jules Jordan, and her own production company, AGW Entertainment B.V., which she established in 2013. She has also launched and maintained her official website, AngelaWhite.com, where she produces and directs content. White has appeared in over 600 films, with notable titles including "Angela: Volume 3," "Angela Loves Women," "Drive," and "Dark Side of Angela White." She is particularly recognized for scenes such as "Sexually Rated Programming" (a Brazzers short featuring a blowbang) and various works involving double and triple penetration, earning her the nickname "Meryl Streep of Porn" for her versatility and impact.

White has collaborated with many well-known performers in the industry, including Keiran Lee and Zahra Stardust, the latter with whom she made history in 2013 by filming a pornographic scene as political candidates for the Australian Sex Party. Her work spans a wide range of genres, often emphasizing intimacy and connection with her co-stars.

Her contributions to the industry have been widely recognized. White has been nominated for over 100 awards and has won more than 80, including the AVN Female Performer of the Year in 2018, 2019, and 2020—making her the first person to win the award three consecutive years. She has also received the AVN Award for Best Leading Actress in 2020, along with multiple XBIZ, XRCO, and NightMoves awards. In 2018, she was inducted into both the AVN and XRCO Halls of Fame.

White maintains a presence on subscription platforms like OnlyFans, where she has built a significant following, reportedly earning millions annually by offering exclusive content and direct fan interaction. She also engages with fans through her official website and has worked as a webcam model, valuing the personal connection it provides.

Physically, White stands at 5'3" with a curvaceous figure, dark brown hair, and blue eyes. Her natural breast size is reported as 32GG, and she has consistently stated that she has not undergone surgical enhancements to her breasts, lips, buttocks, or nose, emphasizing her natural appearance as a key aspect of her brand. She has a tattoo on the back of her neck reading "Love Sucks" and a navel piercing.

Fans appreciate White for her authenticity, professionalism, and Australian cheekiness. They often cite her voluptuous figure—particularly her bust and hips—as sexy, alongside her expressive performances that convey genuine passion. Her natural beauty, confidence, and intellectual background, including a first-class honours degree in gender studies from the University of Melbourne (earned in 2010), set her apart in the industry. White’s unique blend of academic insight and on-screen presence, coupled with her advocacy for sex workers’ rights, adds depth to her public persona.

She is best known for performing a variety of intense sexual acts, including double vaginal penetration, triple penetration, and group scenes, which have contributed to her reputation as a boundary-pushing performer. White identifies as bisexual, a facet of her sexuality she has openly explored since her teens and incorporated into her work. She has talked about having sex at slumber parties with other girls as a teen. "Yes, some of the rumors you hear about girls slumber parties are true." she said in a 2018 interview. "Girls like to practice kissing with each other and have their clit played with and sucked. Cause boys have no idea how to do that when they are young. Even though they are straight, they are curious about the sensations and want to experience what it feels like. And if you are bisexual like me, then it's heaven. You just have to pretend you are not that into it or catch feelings. Otherwise you will get called a lesbian like I was. There was one girl I had sex with at a sleepover and we decided to continue having sex almost every day after school in her room or mine. When I told her I had feelings for her, she freaked out and called me a lezzo. She told others I was a lesbian and to stay away from me. This was a girl that used to have her face buried in my crotch fingering and eating me out every day and now she was calling me a lesbian which I thought was bloody hilarious."

Controversies in her career have been minimal, though a 2013 incident gained attention when co-star Keiran Lee claimed a scene caused her appendicitis, requiring emergency surgery. White clarified that while she did undergo surgery for appendicitis, there was no evidence linking it to the scene, dispelling the rumor with humor and transparency.

As of March 15, 2025, White remains active in the industry, continuing to produce and direct content through AGW Entertainment while maintaining her subscription platforms. Her academic work, including her published thesis "The Porn Performer: The Radical Potential of Pleasure in Pornography," reflects her ongoing interest in the cultural and feminist dimensions of her profession. She has expressed intentions to pursue a PhD to further her studies, balancing her career with advocacy and intellectual pursuits.