Bree Daniels

About Bree Daniels

Bree Daniels was born on November 18, 1991, in Billings, Montana. She spent the first eight years of her life in a small town before relocating with her family to a larger city. During her teenage years, she explored modeling briefly at the age of 15, which marked an early foray into public exposure. Before entering the adult industry, she held short-term jobs, including working as a cashier and dancing for two weeks. Her ethnic background is a mix of German and Irish ancestry, contributing to her distinctive features.

Her entry into the adult entertainment industry began in 2010 at the age of 19, initially as a webcam model. An agent discovered her through her cam work and arranged for her to travel to Los Angeles, California, to pursue a career in adult films. She quickly transitioned into performing in explicit hardcore movies, starting with solo and lesbian content before expanding into a broader range of scenes. Over the years, she has worked with prominent studios and websites such as Girlfriends Films, Evil Angel, Blacked, Vixen, Tushy, Reality Kings, Twistys, Digital Sin, Girlsway, and Penthouse, among others. Her filmography includes over 300 titles, with notable movies like Please Make Me Lesbian! 7, The Bree Daniels Experience, Lesbian Seductions: Older/Younger, and Dream Pairings: Chapter One. She is particularly recognized for her lesbian scenes, including group performances, as well as glamour-style shoots and occasional anal scenes.

Bree has collaborated with numerous well-known performers, including Shyla Jennings, Dani Daniels, Georgia Jones, Malena Morgan, Zoey Holloway, Lily Carter, Prinzzess, Ariana Marie, August Ames, and Samantha Rone. Her work has earned her industry recognition, including being named Twistys Treat of the Month in July 2010 and Penthouse Pet of the Month in March 2014. She received a nomination for Best Group Lesbian Sex Scene at the 2012 AVN Awards for Please Make Me Lesbian! 7 alongside Prinzzess, Lily Carter, and Zoey Holloway. In 2015, she won the XBIZ Award for Lesbian Performer of the Year, highlighting her prominence in the genre.

Daniels has maintained an Onlyfans since 2017 and it is her most active platform.

Physically, Bree stands at 5 feet 7 inches tall with a curvaceous build, often described as buxom. Her natural breast size is reported as 34C, and there is no definitive evidence suggesting she has undergone surgical enhancements to her breasts, lips, buttocks, or nose. She began her career with long strawberry blonde hair, later cutting it short and dying it raspberry red. She has green eyes, and a creamy complexion. Her tattoos include one on her upper left arm and another on her left shoulder, and she has piercings in her navel and tongue.

Fans appreciate her for her natural beauty, expressive eyes, and confident on-screen presence. Her pale skin, red hair, and fit physique are frequently highlighted as sexy attributes, with her overall body—particularly her toned figure and striking facial features—often praised. What sets her apart is her versatility, seamlessly transitioning between soft glamour shoots and intense hardcore performances, along with her ability to convey genuine chemistry with co-stars. She is most known for lesbian scenes, often involving passionate interactions, and has occasionally performed in interracial and anal content.

Bree later in her career identified as queer, and changed her appearance from having long, either blonde or red hair, to cutting her hair short and having a more androgynous appearance. She is an advocate for LBGTQ+ rights in the porn industry. She has performed with men, women, and transexuals. Her biggest controversy was when she made a tweet in 2018 and accused what she called "fake lesbians" of winning awards and that most female pornstars are not into women and are terrible at same-sex encounters. She bemoaned how few female pornstars actually liked women. She refused to name names and said most performed sexual favors with the men who did the voting. She received backlash for this statement and kept a more low profile afterward.