Brigitta Kocsis

About Brigitta Kocsis

Brigitta Kocsis, formerly known as Brigitta Bulgari, is a Hungarian porn star, adult model and fashion model.

Kocsis grew up athletic, competing in triathlons from age 15 to 19.

She started modeling during her first year of college, where she was studying to become a lawyer.

She left college in Budapest three years before graduation and went to Milan, Italy to model.

She was approached with an offer to perform in an adult film during a photo shoot in a gym.

Her first pornographic film was Fashion (2003), which also included her first sex with a woman.

In October 2005, Kocsis gained publicity by streaking an Italian football game between Piacenza and Catanzaro, clad only in briefs and a man's necktie.

She was arrested, but ended up posing for a naked picture with a police officer.

Kocsis works in Milan and Rome, Italy and lives in Budapest, Hungary.

She speaks English and Italian in addition to her native language, Hungarian.

She is also a testimonial model for Italian clothes company NO.LI.TA.

Kocsis was Penthouse Pet of the Month in May 2004 and Playboy Playmate of the Year for 2004 in Hungary.

She won the Eroticline Award in 2005 for Best International Newcomer.

In June 2010, Kocsis was charged by prosecutor Giuliano Mignini, the Perugia prosecutor who was also involved in the prosecution of Amanda Knox, with performing obscene acts in the presence of minors by allowing teens to grope her during a show at a nightclub in Perugia, Italy.

Video shot from a camera phone reportedly showed 15-year-old boys touching her breasts during the performance.

Her lawyer criticized the fact that she was remanded on the charges, but, "the owner of the disco, who employed her and let the young boys in was set free".

Kocsis was acquitted in October 2011 and stated that she was "just trying to make a living" and that she "felt like Amanda Knox", pointing out that their two cases involved the same prosecutor.

She also said that she would seek monetary damages against Mignini for "muddying her name" and planned to write a book about her experiences in prison.