Kimberly Kane

About Kimberly Kane

Kimberly Kane was born on August 28, 1983, in Tacoma, Washington. She grew up in a household influenced by the adult entertainment industry, as her mother worked as an exotic dancer and pornographic film producer. Alongside a sister, stepbrother, and half-brother, Kimberly was exposed to this world from a young age. Her early jobs included hostessing at a Mexican restaurant, providing home care, selling used cars, and working as a dancer for a year at the Sugar Shack strip club in Portland, Oregon, after moving there at age 13. She later lived in Las Vegas, playing tambourine and singing backup for a cover band called Skull Rose, before relocating to Los Angeles in 2004 to pursue adult entertainment. Her ethnicity is a mix of German and Danish descent.

Professionally, she is known as Kimberly Kane, though she has been credited as Kimber, Kimberly Cain, Kimberly Kain, and Kimberly Kame in various projects. Her entry into adult content began in August 2003 at age 20, when she performed her first scene for the film Troubled Teens, drawn to the industry after her stripping experience and familial familiarity with it. She quickly established herself, moving into directing by 2006.

Kimberly has worked with prominent studios and websites, including Vivid Entertainment (notably its Vivid-Alt branch), Pulse Distribution, New Sensations, Evil Angel, Digital Playground, Penthouse, Hustler, Reality Kings, Brazzers, and Good Vibrations. Her filmography exceeds 400 titles, with notable movies such as The Sex Files: A Dark XXX Parody, Naked & Famous (her directorial debut), Triple Ecstasy, Morphine, Live In My Secrets, and Wonder Woman XXX: An Axel Braun Parody. She is best known for her alt-porn work, parody roles like Dana Scully in The Sex Files and Wonder Woman, and intense scenes blending artistic elements with hardcore content.

She has collaborated with performers like Belladonna, Bobbi Starr, Anthony Rosano, Dana DeArmond, Penny Pax, Karlie Montana, and Siri. Her career accolades include the 2006 AVN Awards for Best Group Sex Scene and Best Oral Sex Scene (Squealer), the 2009 AVN Award for Best All-Girl 3-Way Sex Scene (Belladonna’s Girl Train), the 2010 AVN Award for Best Actress and XBIZ Acting Performance of the Year (The Sex Files), the 2011 AVN Award for Best Three-Way Sex Scene (The Condemned), the 2013 XBIZ Award for Best Sex Scene (Wonder Woman XXX), and the 2006 NightMoves Award for Best New Director. She is active on OnlyFans, Clips4Sale, ManyVids, and other subscription platforms, offering custom content.

Physically, Kimberly stands at 5 feet 9 inches (175 cm) with a slender, leggy build, measuring approximately 36B-26-38 inches. Her breast size is a natural B cup, and she has brunette hair (sometimes dyed blonde or red) and green eyes. She has nipple piercings but no tattoos, maintaining a relatively unmodified look despite her alt-porn association. She has stated she has not undergone surgeries on her breasts, lips, buttocks, nose, or elsewhere, valuing her natural appearance.

Men often admire her tall, lean frame, particularly her long legs, natural breasts, and firm buttocks, which are frequently highlighted as appealing. Her expressive eyes, sultry presence, and versatility across genres are cited as sexy. Fans praise her statuesque physique and artistic flair, with her ability to merge mainstream appeal with alt-porn aesthetics setting her apart. She is most recognized for her roles in the alt porn secen which was popular in the late 2000s and early 2010s.

Kimberly identifies as sexually fluid and queer, participating in a range of scenes and maintaining an open personal stance on her preferences. She has performed with gender-fluid men and women as well as transmen and transwomen. She faced minor controversies, such as her vocal opposition to Measure B (a 2012 Los Angeles condom mandate) and her role as a founding member and treasurer of the Adult Performers Advocacy Committee (APAC), co-authoring Porn 101. Her engagement to director Jack the Zipper ended in 2006, drawing some attention.

As of early 2025, Kimberly remains active in Los Angeles, producing content for her subscription platforms and developing a documentary series on women in the sex industry and their feminist contributions. She pursues photography—published in Vice and Taschen books—hosts gaming sessions like Dungeons & Dragons with industry peers, and balances her career with artistic and advocacy pursuits, maintaining a presence on social media like Twitter.